Bainimarama to know on Friday whether he can travel to NZ for wife's urgent medical treatment
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama will know this Friday whether he will be allowed to travel to New Zealand to accompany hi
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Fiji and US join forces to protect families and farmers from disease threats
Fijian families and farmers could be better protected from infectious diseases and threats to agricultural production, through a n
Women must have active role in Fiji’s constitutional future - Khan
Women must be active participants in discussions on constitutional reform, the proposed referendum and Fiji’s democratic future.Th
Fiji-linked author honours late grandmother through debut children's book, urges people to value their grandparents
Sheryl Prakash, who has links to Fiji, is encouraging people to value their grandparents, listen to their stories and learn from t
Arrest warrant application requested for person of interest overseas relating to missing cocaine exhibits case - COMPOL
Police Commissioner, Rusiate Tudravu has confirmed that they have made an application for an arrest warrant for a person of intere
Water shortages make Diwali preparations difficult for families in Tavua – Narayan
With Diwali just around the corner, Biren Narayan of Yaladro, Tavua, says the ongoing dry spell and water shortages are making it
Dramasi community to be assessed for borehole as water supply concerns continue
Residents of Dramasi in Tavua will be assessed this week for a possible borehole to improve access to water, as the community cont
More than 8,500 Year 13 students to sit exams from tomorrow
More than 8,500 Year 13 students will put their knowledge to the test when the 2026 Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination begins to
Nunnink calls for Constitution Bill process to be delayed and FICAC to be retained
Aren Nunnink has called for more time to be given to the public to consider the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill 2026, while r
Emergency water deliveries continue in martime areas as families in Yasawa and Cikobia face shortages
Families facing water shortages in the Yasawa Group and Cikobia will continue to receive emergency water supplies as authorities w
Police warn against unauthorised use of official badge
The Fiji Police Force has warned members of the public and traders against the unauthorised use of its official badge for sales or
More than a crown, Lami Parish pageant gives young people a voice on social issues
The Immaculate Conception Parish in Lami is using its annual bazaar pageant to give young people a platform to speak out about soc