Quality of education UniFiji offers is already internationally recognized despite resource challenges – UniFiji
The University of Fiji has accepted the Higher Education Commission review team’s findings that it was insufficiently funded and r
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17-year-old boy charged with 2 counts of dangerous driving occasioning death
The 17-year-old boy who allegedly caused the death of two men in their 40s after driving a government vehicle in Nausori over the
Kamikamica meets Vodafone over e-Transport card renewal concerns
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications, Manoa Kamikamica met with Vodafone this morning to address some growing con
Fiji Airports and TSLS sign agreement to improve student travel services
Fiji Airports has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service to enhance access to public se
20% increase in crimes against women in May - COMPOL
There has been a worrying 20 percent increase in crimes against women in the month of May this year whereby 37 percent of crimes w
Abuse and cyberbullying of women journalists is unacceptable - Kiran
It is unacceptable that women journalists are increasingly targeted for doing their jobs—with attempts to silence them through int
Policy breach as garaging Govt vehicles at officer’s home is forbidden
Garaging of government vehicles at an officer's home is forbidden unless with prior approval in writing by the Permanent Secretary
Man to front court for breaking into Nasinu temple
A man in his 30s, who forcefully broke into a temple in Nasinu on Saturday night and stole a gas cylinder, burners, catering equip
71-year-old stroke patient dies in house fire in Navakai, Nadi
A 71-year-old man suffering from stroke has tragically lost his life in a house fire in Navakai, Nadi. He was alone at home and
Learning and teaching in the 21st century has become challenging – Prof. Prasad
Teaching and learning have become increasingly challenging due to rapid changes in digital technology, innovation, and the rise of
Who said it is the norm - PM
Who said it is the norm? That is the comment of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka when asked on why one of the Deputy Prime Minis
FTUC calls for $8 living wage to lift families out of poverty
We call for a living wage of $8 per hour to achieve a decline in the poverty rate. This has been highlighted by the Fiji Trades