China's population falls for second straight year as births drop despite end of one-child policy
China's population fell by 2 million people in 2023, marking its second straight annual decrease, as births dropped for the sevent
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Deaf women's medal win is a testament that people with special abilities are more than capable of performing above and beyond human expectations - Tabuya
The first-ever gold medal win by the incredible sportswomen is a testament that our people with special abilities are more than ca
Fiji Higher Education Commission holds talanoa session with tourism industry stakeholders to improve service delivery
In a bid to improve service delivery in the tourism sector in Fiji, the Fiji Higher Education Commission of Fiji conducted a talan
Fiji Higher Education Commission holds talanoa session with tourism industry stakeholders to improve service delivery
In a bid to improve service delivery in the tourism sector in Fiji, the Fiji Higher Education Commission of Fiji conducted a talan
Man fighting for his life after horrific Sigatoka accident on Saturday
A man is still fighting for his life at the Lautoka Hospital after their vehicle collided with an EFL post along Queens Road in Ma
Man who allegedly attempted to set fire to the Totogo Police Station granted bail
The man who allegedly attempted to set fire to the Totogo Police Station in September last year has been granted bail by the Suva
3 complaints regarding the declaration by Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum referred to FICAC - Mataiciwa
The Acting Registrar of Political Parties, Ana Mataiciwa has today confirmed that they have received 2 complaints against FijiFirs
Police investigate alleged police brutality at Valelevu Police Station Bure
Police are currently investigating a complaint lodged by some families from the Newtown Settlement after 3 youths were allegedly a
Sharvada Sharma’s ruling deferred again
The Suva High Court has once again deferred its ruling in the matter where former Solicitor General Sharvada Sharma had applied fo
Meli Bainimarama remains in custody in Australia
Meli Bainimarama, the son of Fiji’s former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama, will remain in custody until the end of the month i
High Court to decide on Rakai's bail at 2.30pm
The Suva High Court's decision to grant bail for Sebastian Rakai who allegedly attempted to set fire to the Totogo Police Station
Sugar Minister proposes a Commission of Inquiry on dealings of the Fiji Sugar Corporation
Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry Charan Jeath Singh says he has had discussions with Attorney General Siromi T