State to call 25 witnesses, Bainimarama, Sayed-Khaiyum and Sharma trial to start on March 2nd
The State will be calling 21 witnesses in the Health Tender trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney Gen
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Prof. Shameem calls for clear qualifications for Higher Education Commission members
University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem stresses the need to clearly outline qualifications for Higher Educa
Cloud 9 in the Mamanucas ranked as the #2 boat-only dining destination in the world
A great achievement for Fiji as Cloud 9 in the Mamanuca Islands has officially been ranked as the #2 boat-only dining destination
Hospital services at CWM return to normal as of today
Services at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital have fully returned to normal operations as of today, following roof leaks experien
Naduvalo’s recovery uncertain as FRU yet to confirm Perth final injury
Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s winger Vuiviawa Naduvalo’s road to recovery remains uncertain, with the Fiji Rugby Union yet to pro
Health Ministry partners with SDA Church to boost community outreach
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services distributed blood pressure monitors and body fat analyzers has donated patient monitor
Rabuka highlights rule of law and resilience at Commonwealth Law Ministers’ Meeting
The rule of law is not an abstract principle confined to constitutions or courtrooms; it is the foundation upon which citizens pla
Family of 10 unsure where to sleep after fire destroys home
A family of 10 at Suva Street in Toorak are worried about where they will sleep after their home was destroyed in a fire yesterday
Firefighters battle house fire in Toorak
Firefighters are currently battling a house fire in Suva Street, Toorak.The house, located opposite the Marist Brothers Primary Sc
UniFiji opposes corporal punishment, and calls for national service for people aged 18 to 25
University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem has reaffirmed the university's support for the continued prohibitio
Churches cannot ignore the realities on the ground regarding drug situation – Naivalurua
Fiji’s growing drug problem cannot be solved by law enforcement alone, and I'm calling on churches to work together in unity as th
Counter Narcotics Bill: Youth leaders raise concerns over enforcement capacity, public trust and transparency
Youth leaders and former Youth Parliamentarians are raising serious concerns about enforcement capacity, public trust, transparenc