Bangladesh anti-government protests kill 90
At least 90 people were killed in Bangladesh yesterday amid worsening clashes between police and anti-government protesters. Th
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30 rice farmers in Labasa receive tractor from Ministry of Agriculture
30 rice farmers in Labasa will be able to increase their farming production after they receive a tractor from the Ministry of Agri
Goundar Shipping clarifies the emission of heavy smoke on its vessel
Goundar Shipping Limited has clarified that the vessel that was seen in a video circulating on social media emitting heavy black s
Opposition splits in 2 - One led by Seruiratu, the other will be led by Naivalurua
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu confirms that all 26 members of the former FijiFirst Party remain Opposition member
Improper steering control causing road deaths, drive with both hands firmly on the steering wheel - LTA
Improper steering control, speeding, driver fatigue and careless driving are the major contributors to the deaths on our roads.
Ministry of Sugar engages consultants to drive transformation amidst sector challenges
As the Sugar Industry faces critical issues such as harvesting, research development and milling, the Ministry of Sugar Industry h
Traffic disruptions expected in Central and Western Divisions during Indian President’s State visit
People in the Central and Western Divisions are expected to experience traffic disruptions and delays as Police will be conducting
Taylor Swift celebrating with USA athletes in Paris
Taylor Swift lent her voice to a new promo video released on Saturday, celebrating a handful of team USA’s brightest athletes who
Low rainfall expected in Western and Central Divisions from August to October – Nadi Weather Office
As the Water Authority of Fiji has sounded alarm bells regarding dry spell causing water disruption along the Suva to Lami corrido
Nadawa residents alarmed by daylight robbery attempts linked to drug use as Police increase patrols
Serious concerns are being raised by the residents of Nadawa in Nasinu as there were three incidents that they know of where some
If the Court Registry is not willing to accept the case, get an order from the Supreme Court – Prof. Regan
Australian National University Professor of Constitutional Law, Anthony James Regan is surprised that the courts in Fiji were not
iTaukei Affairs working closely with iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission on the filling of vacant traditional titles
The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs and the iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission are working hand in hand to ensure that vacant chie