Teachers will have to change their teaching styles - Prasad
Teachers will have to change their teaching styles to keep students interested during classes. The President of the Fiji Princi
Teachers will have to change their teaching styles to keep students interested during classes. The President of the Fiji Princi
The Financial Intelligence Unit is currently investigating a case that involves 10 middle aged women who were believed to be invol
The Fiji National Provident Fund has clarified that only 50, and not 107, of its current employees will be made redundant followin
High Court Judge Justice Salesi Temo has told State Prosecutor, Sekonaia Vodokisolomone to clear some confusion in his closing sub
A river in New Zealand has become the first in the world to be granted the same legal rights as a person. The New Zealand parli
Serious concerns have been raised in relation to low pass rates for Year 13 Mathematics and three science subjects in Secondary Sc
Chief Justice Anthony Gates strongly suggests that anonymous names being used to post information on the internet should be elimin
Around 20 women will be coming together for a good cause of building a house for a 55?year?old grandmother at the end of the month
There is a need for Tourism Fiji and Fiji Airways to work collaboratively to understand the Indian travellers who are now one of t
BIMA with Digicel and Dominion Insurance today announced another payment of insurance claims in Fiji. The late Misaele Lutuciri
The Consumer Council of Fiji has received a total of 283 complaints from consumers over the past 4 years in relation to identity t
The Saga Prefecture Exchange Program will create new opportunities and areas of cooperation with Women from Japan. This was hig