Consumer Council raises serious concerns about some school buses
The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised serious concerns after students of Saint Marcellin Primary School were left stranded due t
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Australia provides more relief supplies to Fiji
More relief supplies have arrived from Australia to refill warehouses that were exhausted following Cyclone Yasa and to ensure Fij
More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020
Three Major Building applications valued at $28.4 million have been approved by the Department of Town and Country Planning for No
Reddy and Lockington to assist 150 more students in West
150 more students in the Western Division whose parents have been laid off or are on reduced hours due to COVID-19 will be assiste
Attitude of business owners and their staff needs to change - AG
Suva business owners and their staff need to change their attitude towards customers and their businesses according to the Ministe
Govt will get WHO certified COVID-19 vaccine suitable for Fijian conditions - AG
Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the government will get the WHO certified COVID-19 vaccine for the people of Fiji a
7,000 children to receive school backpacks in the Western Division
7,000 children whose families have been affected by COVID-19 in the Western Division will receive school backpacks which contain s
Minam to leave ANZ but says he excited to stay in Fiji and contribute to the economy
ANZ Fiji Country Head Saud Minam will leave ANZ on 30th April 2021. While announcing his departure, Minam says he is looking fo
Biden and Harris can save the planet as we know it - Bainimarama
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says by putting the Climate Emergency at the core of their administration, US President Joe Bide
113 Lautoka youths affected by COVID-19 assisted with farming materials
113 youths of Vakabuli Village in Lautoka who are on reduced hours or have been laid off due to COVID-19 have been assisted with m
6 children of Namuamua village diagnosed with heart disease
6 children of Namuamua village in Namosi have been diagnosed with heart disease and further analysis is being carried out to deter
600 families affected by TC Yasa to get assistance after a donation by Panamex New Zealand
600 families affected by Cyclone Yasa will soon receive much-needed assistance after a donation of $40,000 worth of products by Pa