Insufficient evidence to charge 11 Police officers over Viber messages - ODPP
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says there is currently insufficient evidence to charge any of the 11 police off
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From rubbish to reward: Nadi piggery farmer Petero Senianitu turns recycling into extra income
What many people see as rubbish, Nadi resident Petero Senianitu sees it as an opportunity.A part-time driver and piggery farmer, S
FCEF rejects $8 living wage proposal, says businesses are already under pressure
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation says the Fiji Trades Union Congress' proposal for an $8 an hour living wage is unreason
Seaqaqa farmer calls on Government and landowners to work together on lease renewals
Expiring land leases continue to worry sugarcane farmers, with one Seaqaqa farmer calling on the Government and iTaukei landowners
Open manhole on Kings Road poses danger to drivers for more than two weeks
An open manhole on Kings Road, just before the turn into Ratu Dovi Road, is posing a significant risk to drivers and other road us
Private pharmacists free to open in Levuka - Ravunawa
Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa says the Ministry will not approach private pharmacists about opening a pharmacy in
Fiji urged to prepare for drier conditions as strong El Niño intensifies
People across Fiji are being urged to prepare for drier conditions as below normal rainfall is forecast to continue until January
Starting Early Changed Everything for Tui | Why Getting Insured Young Matters
For many young people, starting a first job is exciting. It is the first time they earn a regular income and enjoy the freedom tha
Dr Michael calls for stronger global climate action as Fiji hosts Pre-COP31
Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Dr Sivendra Michael says Fiji's hosting of the Pre-COP31 meeting would prov
SPX-listed companies pay out $55M in dividends by July
Listed companies on the South Pacific Stock Exchange have declared $55 million in dividends by July 2026, a 15 percent increase co
Claims sugar industry will collapse are nonsense - Kamikamica
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has assured sugarcane farmers in Seaqaqa that Fiji's sugar industry will not collapse, foll
Women should enter Parliament based on service, not gender - Adi Finau
Women should not seek a place in Parliament simply because they are women, but because they have built a record of service and hav