Youth break-ins concern Roko Tui Bau, who says “everything points back to the home”
Concerns over young iTaukei becoming involved in break-ins and theft need to be addressed by strengthening families and ensuring y
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PM Rabuka congratulates Captain Sheemal Nand on RFMF commissioning
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka extends his warm congratulations and best wishes to Captain Sheemal Nand on her commissioning into
Fijians urged to watch food prices as El Niño brings drier conditions
Fijians are being urged to keep a close watch on food prices and essential goods as developing El Niño conditions are expected to
Temporary Denarau sewer pipeline on track for completion by end of September
A temporary sewer pipeline aimed at reducing recurring sewer main bursts and service disruptions along Denarau Road is on track to
Fiji Museum steps up fundraising amid severe funding constraints
Severe funding constraints have prompted the Fiji Museum to intensify its fundraising efforts and partnerships as it works to expa
1,780 flu cases recorded in one week as cases surge across Fiji
Fiji has recorded 1,780 new influenza-like illness cases in the first week of September, a 75 percent increase from the previous w
FWCC criticises Govt's response to Pita Wise's appointment
If the Government is serious about ending violence against women and girls, it must ensure that allegations of sexual harassment a
Unpaid overtime impact blood tests and X-ray services at CWM Hospital
Concerns have been raised about patients being affected by delays in accessing blood test and radiology services at CWM Hospital,
RBF transfers more than $117 million to Govt
The Reserve Bank of Fiji has recorded a profit of more than $120 million for the 2025–2026 financial year, where more than $117 mi
Contingency plans being prepared as El Niño threatens water supply
Contingency plans are being prepared to respond to the expected impacts of a severe El Niño event, including worsening water short
Viani Villagers raise concerns over JP-signed search warrants
Villagers of Viani in Cakaudrove have declined to support an amendment to the Fiji Police Force Bill, which proposes allowing Just
2 to 3 months not enough to implement electoral reforms - SEEP
The Social Empowerment Education Program (SEEP) says two to three months may not be enough to properly implement proposed changes