Kawakawa and Donu ban from 15th June
The ban on harvesting and sale of Grouper, Kawakawa and Coral trout, Donu fish will come into effect on the 15th of this month to
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The Govt did not like that a politician said that Ratu Mara was behind the 1987 coup - PM
People from the Province of Lau today heard during their Provincial Council Meeting that the Government did not like that one poli
Indian Defence Advisor visits RFMF to strengthen defence cooperation
India-Fiji defence cooperation in the areas of capacity building, capacity development and other areas of shared interest were dis
Lau Province urged to fill vacant chiefly titles
The people of Lau are being encouraged to fill their vacant chiefly titles after the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama highlighted
It is part of our policy to formalize the status and settlements where Tuvaluans have settled in Fiji - Gavoka
With Tuvalu being at the forefront of climate change, SODELPA will back Tuvalu in anyway it can. This was the message from SODE
TELS is costly but we would be in a worse place without it - FRCS
There’s no doubt that Tertiary Education Loans Scheme is a costly scheme but without it, we would be in a worse place. This was
Students told to let the Ministry know if they need assistance
Students of St Teresa School in Sigatoka have been told to let the Ministry of Education know if they need any sort of assistance.
6 cases of serious sex offences withdrawn in May due to inconsistent evidence, false complaints & inability to locate victims
Six cases of serious sex offences were withdrawn in May due to inconsistent evidence, false complaints and inability to locate vic
16 of the 29 victims of serious sex offences in May were under the age of 18 yrs
16 of the 29 victims of serious sex offences in May were under the age of 18 years, and there were 32 people charged with a total
Teacher fronts court for allegedly hitting a student with a torch
There has been an increase in reports of teachers using corporal punishment in schools and a 16-year-old student had to be taken t
Drivers urged to practice safe driving habits
Police are urging drivers to be patient and practice safe driving habits during peak hours after six minor accidents were recorded
Seagrass research and conservation efforts to continue in the Lau Group
Fijians living in coastal and maritime islands are being reminded not to overlook the importance of seagrass and its role in the m