Lynda Tabuya’s allegations against Prof.Prasad false and defamatory - Iyer
National Federation Party General Secretary, Kamal Iyer has today released a statement saying Minister for Women, Children and Soc
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16 FijiFirst MPs meet with Speaker as they remain in the dark on party decision
The representatives of the 16 FijiFirst Members of Parliament have met with Speaker, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, with the Secretary G
Social issues need to be discussed with the young generation - Marist Deputy Head Boy
The talk of social issues such as poverty, crime, drugs and gender-based violence should be discussed with the youths as it is a c
Largest proportion of suki users between the age of 25-34 years
The suki report launched by the Consumer Council of Fiji shows that 26 percent of suki users are between the age of 25 to 34-years
Fiji Teachers Union demands 30% pay rise to prevent strike
The Fiji Teachers Union is demanding a 30 percent pay rise for all its teachers based on their experience to prevent strike action
Bulitavu asks why Seruiratu is kept out of the FijiFirst Leadership Committee
FijiFirst MP, Mosese Bulitavu is now asking whether the party is breaching it’s very own party constitution and why is the Leader
Two youths to front court for theft
Two 19-year-old youths will appear in the Nausori Magistrates court this afternoon for the case of alleged of theft. Police say
Thousands in Papua New Guinea ordered to evacuate amid concerns about second landslide
Authorities have ordered thousands of people near a deadly landslide in Papua New Guinea to evacuate, amid fears a second landslid
Hill calls on govt to continue to invest in tourism
Around 923,000 tourists arrived in the country last year, and Tourism Fiji is hoping that the number will increase in 2024, howeve
Report says there remains a misconception that suki is safer than cigarettes
Tobacco remains a pressing public concern in Fiji with 16.6 percent of our population reported to smoke daily. These were the w
15 selected schools to participate in the Education and Culture Symposium for Ratu Sukuna Day celebration today
15 selected schools from the central division will be part of the Education and Culture Symposium which will be held at the Holida
Misbehaving students should be counselled and changing school should be the last option - Naisele
With increasing concerns regarding student misbehaviour in class where there have been incidents of students swearing at teachers