No new $0.88 numismatic banknotes will be entering into circulation
The Reserve Bank of Fiji says the newly-announced $0.88 numismatic banknote is among the hundreds of non-circulation numismatic cu
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Mismatch is the result of the over-emphasis by government on white collar jobs – FTA
Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary, Paula Manumanunitoga says the mismatch between industry expectations and programs i
QVS Acting Head of School suspended
The Ministry of Education has suspended the Acting Head of School of Queen Victoria School to allow for an independent inquiry int
Fiji Cancer Society commences community palliative care project
A project aimed to equip participants with the required knowledge and skills to look after palliative care patients is now underwa
Billionaires funding massive treasure hunt in Greenland
Some of the world's richest men are funding a massive treasure hunt, complete with helicopters and transmitters, on the west coast
More than $2 million refunded to 278 applicants who had applied for a refund of deposits paid to PCN
More than $2 million has been refunded to 278 applicants who had applied for a refund of deposits paid to People's Community Netwo
CID investigate sexual assault video
The Criminal Investigation Department is conducting an investigation into a video of the sexual assault of a boy by some men. T
Tui Namosi presents his i-sevusevu to The People's Alliance and conveys Maciu Katamotu's candidature as his successor from Namosi
Turaga Na Tui Namosi, Ratu Suliano Matanitobua traditionally presented his i-sevusevu to The People's Alliance yesterday afternoon
66 new COVID cases
Fiji has recorded 66 new COVID cases since Friday. 14 new cases were recorded on Friday, 36 cases on Saturday, 10 cases on Sund
5000 youths expected to benefit from the Open Skills Training
5000 youths are expected to benefit from the Open Skills Training that will be provided by the Commonwealth of Learning in partner
Husband and wife jailed for sexually exploiting two young girls
A man and his wife who sexually exploited two young girls in Nakasi two years ago, will spend 16 years and 10 months behind bars.
Women are the backbone of our indigenous societies - SODELPA
SODELPA Leader Viliame Gavoka has commended indigenous women in our society and around the world as they are the backbone of indig