FWRM warns fuel price pressure may increase violence in some homes
Rising fuel prices and increasing financial pressure on households could lead to a rise in violence in some homes if stronger supp
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International drug investigations team to be set up in Colombia following Pacific crime summit
To combat the growing threat of illicit drugs in the region, a new International Joint Investigations Team will be set up in Colom
Cabinet’s ongoing talks do not affect voter registration process - Electoral Comm
The Electoral Commission and the Fijian Elections Office say Cabinet’s ongoing deliberations do not affect the voter registration
Watch Bernard and Dr Naisele on fijivillage Straight Talk on the National Skills Gap Survey Report
Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation CEO, Edward Bernard and Fiji Higher Education Commission Director, Doctor Eci Naisele will
Kiran calls for stronger support services for vulnerable groups
Gender-based violence and inequality in Fiji remain major concerns, with women continuing to face physical, emotional, psychologic
NatureFiji warns Fiji not ready for proposed $1.4B waste-to-energy project in Vuda
Yes, we have a major household waste crisis in a number of parts of Fiji but if the Vuda-Saweni proposal is given the go-ahead the
Tenants may be afraid to report landlords - Consumer Council
Rental complaints remain one of the biggest issues affecting consumers in the country, with 92 residential rental complaints recei
Why are taxpayer-funded FCCC papers carrying individual names - Kumar
Parliamentary Standing Committee member Premila Kumar, has questioned the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission over why taxpay
Families struggle as Sigatoka water outages continue for 4th day
Residents in Sigatoka continue to face constant water outages for four straight days now, leaving many helpless and questioning wh
Vanuakula Village sets example in sustainable waste management
Families in Vanuakula Village are taking steps towards a cleaner and greener future through a new communal waste management progra
Afghan families forced to sell children as hunger crisis deepens
Families in Afghanistan are being forced to sell their young daughters as hunger, poverty and unemployment continue to worsen acro
Former Tender Committee member says no justification given for tender waiver
Former member of the Tender Evaluation Committee and Head of Cluster Social Services at Fiji Procurement Office, Maire Wise says n