Ministry still compiling recommendations on draft village by-laws
Permanent Secretary for the iTaukei Affairs Naipote Katonitabua says that the Ministry is still compiling recommendations that the
Permanent Secretary for the iTaukei Affairs Naipote Katonitabua says that the Ministry is still compiling recommendations that the
A new report from the World Bank has found Pacific countries could create half a million jobs and lift average incomes by more tha
The 2017 Vodafone Gold and Water Carnival is currently underway in the Gold Town Tavua. This year’s carnival provides a platfor
Haiti and the Turks and Caicos islands which are British territories have been preparing for the arrival of Hurricane Irma, which
Complaints of black ants infesting homes and gardens along the Suva-Nausori corridor has been received by the Ministry of Agricult
A Fiji born South Aucklander is the first curator to have been awarded a Pacific Artist in Residence opportunity at the University
A 19?year?old man alleged to be involved in a robbery case at a law firm in Nakasi last Thursday has been charged with aggravated
Piracy continues to be a major battle for the Fiji Music Industry to tackle. This was highlighted by Exotic Music General Manag
I grew up in a very restricted household and culture and felt like I lived in a cultural prison. These were the words of Vindu
Hurricane Irma has caused widespread destruction across the Caribbean, reducing buildings to rubble and leaving at least nine peop
The trial of former Education Minister Dr. Mahendra Reddy will continue in the Suva Magistrates Court today. It is alleged that
7 lives have so far been claimed by Hurricane Irma. Irma, Jose and Katia are the three hurricanes currently churning in the Atl