Govt approves reversion of land for Vitogo in Ba
The Government has approved the reversion of a significant portion of Saru Native Grant (NG) 187, a 3,177-acre parcel of land in t
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred's slow track bringing 'very high risk of significant impacts' in Queensland and NSW
Conditions are intensifying across the south-east Queensland and northern NSW coast, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning Tropic
President acknowledges Sanatan Dharm’s contributions
President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has recognised the contributions of the Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji to the coun
21-year-old reported missing at Valelevu Police Station
Police are seeking assistance from the public in locating 21-year old Salome Gonevulavula, who was reported missing at the Valelev
Lynda Tabuya presents Matanigasau to the Govt
Lynda Tabuya has presented her Matanigasau or traditional apology to the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Members of the Coaliti
Employment Ministry receives complaints on non-payment of wages and ill-treatment
A stern reminder has been issued to businesses to adhere to employment laws, as the Ministry of Employment has received complaints
18 Leadership Fiji participants of 2023 graduate, reminded about the philosophy of leadership
18 participants of the Leadership Fiji Program graduated last night and were recognised for their commitment to 1 year of learning
Drua players' welfare questioned in NZ
The unacceptable treatment of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua upon their arrival in Auckland, New Zealand prior to the game against
Major infrastructure projects to be announced in June budget – Prof. Prasad
There are major public sector funded projects in the upcoming budget which includes bridges, the Nadi River flood alleviation proj
Over 5,000 more students transition to secondary school this year - Radrodro
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says retaining children in school has been a major target for the Ministry but they have see
Nabavatu Project provides hope for 37 displaced families
37 families of Nabavatu who are still residing at a temporary site will finally have a place to call home after the groundbreaking
Marist Brothers alumni gives back to their school through new $180,000 worth walkway
Former Marist Brothers High School students have come together to give back to their school, unveiling a new 155-metre covered wal