Labasa residents facing water cuts after heavy downpour and flooding
Thousands of people across Labasa are facing low pressure to no water as the Water Authority of Fiji says due to the heavy downpou
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Thousands across parts of Suva and Nasinu told by WAF to store water for 2-3 days
Thousands of people across parts of Suva and Nasinu have been told by the Water Authority of Fiji to store water for at least two
Year 13 student wishes her father was alive to see her achieve her dreams
It was an academic year that was full of challenges but Year 13 student of Baulevu High School in Nausori, Princess Reshita Rehana
NZ Minister for Foreign Affairs meets with leaders of SODELPA, NFP, People's Alliance and Unity Fiji
New Zealand's Minister for Foreign Affairs Nanaia Mahuta met with four leaders of Fiji's Opposition political parties today. Sh
Former Opposition Office staff tells court he cannot confirm whether Nawaikula relocated after 2018 elections
Former Opposition Office staff and prosecution witness in the trial of SODELPA MP Niko Nawaikula charged for allegedly obtaining m
2,010 people to benefit through the upgrading of six informal settlements in the greater Suva area
New Zealand has committed NZ$3 million over a three year period towards the upgrading of six informal settlements in the greater S
FCCC calls on traders to ensure prices of items are reflective of the VAT changes
Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission CEO Joel Abraham is calling on traders to ensure that prices of items are reflective of
FEO holding one-day forum with the aim of increasing voter turnout in the 2022 General Elections
The Fijian Elections Office is holding a Stakeholders Forum on Enhancing Voter Participation for the 2022 General Elections today.
Ukraine war: Russia to curb Kyiv assault as peace talks progress
Russia has announced it will "drastically reduce" military combat operations in two key areas of Ukraine "to boost mutual trust" i
Australia's largest agriculture employer looking to employ about 280 Fijians in the coming months
Australia's largest agriculture and horticulture employer, AgriExchange Pty Ltd or Costas is looking to employ about 280 Fijians i
62% of the respondents in the first-ever FEO Pre-Election Survey have said that they noticed fake news on social media websites
62% of the respondents in the first-ever Fijian Elections Office Pre-Election Survey have said that they noticed fake news on soci
Sugar industry faces many challenges with the fluctuating prices of fuel, transportation, fertilizer and gives an opportunity to think of alternate farming - President
President, Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says the sugar industry is facing many challenges with the fluctuating prices of fuel, transpor