FNPF cash and deposits sit at $570M
The Fiji National Provident Fund says the Fund’s cash and deposits currently sit at $570 million. CEO Jaoji Koroi says there ar
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50 villages in Fiji to receive eco-based dumpsites that will convert waste into useful composted manure
Fifty villages in Fiji will be gifted with rare eco-based dumpsites that will convert community waste into useful composted manure
Two people being questioned for alleged fraud
Police are warning traders to be vigilant in dealing with unregistered persons wanting to trade with large sums of money after a D
Daugunu & Koroibete score in thrilling Bledisloe Cup 16-all draw
The first Bledisloe Cup test between the Wallabies and All Blacks has ended in a 16-all draw at Wellington’s Sky Stadium. It me
Fijian soldiers celebrate Fiji's 50 years of independence with Prince Charles
The Prince of Wales today watched Fijian soldiers perform traditional dances and songs to mark Fiji's 50th anniversary as an indep
17% of students at special schools have hearing disability - Akbar
17% of the 1,237 students enrolled at the 17 special schools across the country have a hearing disability. This was highlighted
Fire destroys 7 bedroom house in Votualevu
A seven-bedroom house belonging to a 45-year-old farmer was destroyed in a fire early this morning. Police say the incident occ
Work on $11m NZ-Fiji Police strengthening program expected to start next month
Work on getting the multi-million dollar New Zealand and Fiji Police Strengthening Program is expected to start next month. Thi
Man allegedly breaches COVID-19 quarantine restrictions in Nadi
Police say they have arrested a man in his 60s for allegedly breaching COVID-19 quarantine restrictions while under quarantine at
World Leaders wish Fiji well on 50 years of independence
Foreign leaders from the around the world have wished Fiji well as it celebrates its 50th anniversary of independence. In a con
Coups happen because people accepted it and rewarded the usurpers – Jalal
International human rights lawyer, Imrana Jalal says coups happen because people accepted it and based on that acceptance, there i
Australia and Fiji are family - Morrison
As the nation celebrates its 50th year of independence, Australia has reaffirmed that it will continue to strengthen its relations