Govt debt projected to reach $12.6B, or 84.8% of GDP by July 2027
Government debt is projected to rise to $12.6 billion or 84.8 percent of Gross Domestic Product by July 2027 or the end of the 202
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19 of 44 WAF water sources at critical levels - people urged to stop washing their cars and driveways and watering their gardens
19 of the Water Authority of Fiji's 44 operational water sources are at critical levels, seven are approaching critical levels and
National referendum and general elections expected together by Feb 6th 2027 - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that the next general elections and the national referendum on the Constitution Amen
Fiji Airways sets new world record for largest beach choir
Fiji Airways brought together 507 participants on Natadola Beach on Saturday to set a new world record for the Largest Beach Choir
Electricity tariff deferred until March 2027, fuel surcharge to continue until Dec 2026
People will continue paying the current electricity rates, with the proposed tariff adjustment deferred until 31st March next year
Robbie Williams headlines 2026 Melbourne Cup entertainment
Global superstar Robbie Williams is set to rock the Melbourne Cup today with not one but two special performances.The two-time Gra
Salawai, who allegedly assaulted a police officer, denied bail
Keni Salawai, who is charged with drinking and assaulting a police officer, has not been granted bail after he failed to bring two
Kamikamica says it is too early to talk about coalition collapse over Constitution Bill
People's Alliance Deputy Leader Manoa Kamikamica says it is premature to talk about the collapse of the coalition Government over
Four escape death in suspected drink-driving accident in Nalawa
Four people believed to have been under the influence of alcohol escaped death after a vehicle veered off the road in Nalawa, Ra.I
Vunato Dump fire continues as Council works to contain smoke affecting residents
Residents in Lautoka are concerned about thick smoke from the Vunato Rubbish Dump, with the Lautoka City Council saying it is work
$20M Govt guarantee to boost PAFCO, protect jobs and support Levuka economy
Hundreds of jobs, local fishing businesses and the wider economy of Levuka are expected to benefit from an additional $20 million
Health care planning must be separate from political agenda – Dr Fong
Health care planning in Fiji needs to be seperate from political agenda, with decisions guided by the actual needs of communities