Serua Province recommends iTaukei Fiji name, State to be co-owners of resources, and Vosa Vakaviti to be compulsory
The people of Serua are recommending that the indigenous people of Fiji should be known as iTaukei Fiji or Fijian iTaukei and not
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Culture of silence and lack of communication among concerns affecting vulnerable girls – Homes of Hope
Homes of Hope Fiji has raised concerns about the culture of silence in communities, lack of communication between parents and chil
Dr Bhim challenges Rabuka to seek pardon while Nunu asks Govt to reconsider immunity, Singh opposes Senate
Prime Minister, if you believe you require immunity, or if certain members of your Cabinet require it, I ask you to list the activ
Family of four left homeless after Seaqaqa fire
A family of four has lost their three-bedroom home and belongings after a fire destroyed their house at Nanenivuda Village in Seaq
No-case-to-answer hearing in Prof. Prasad’s case to continue next Wednesday
The no-case-to-answer hearing in former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad’s FICAC case will continue in the Suva Magist
Dakuitoga calls for clear commitment on next general elections date
The Government is being urged to provide a clear commitment on when Fijis next general elections will be held and ensure the propo
National tender planned for medical equipment after CWM patient monitor shortage issue
The Ministry of Health is preparing a national tender for the replacement of patient monitoring machines and other essential medic
TD01F located near Cook Islands may become Category 1 cyclone within 18 hours, no threat to Fiji
A Tropical Disturbance 01F which is located near Cook Islands has intensified into a Tropical Depression and is expected to develo
26-year-old Prathna Vikash turns to sweet potatoes in the fight against NCDs
In the fight against non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Fiji, a postgraduate student at the Fiji National University is exploring
Social worker and former principal call for iTaukei language in schools
A social worker and a former school principal are calling for iTaukei to be taught in all schools, saying constitutional support f
Over 205,000 litres of water delivered to Northern communities as dry conditions persist
More than 205,000 litres of fresh water have been delivered to communities and a school in the Northern Division as authorities co
Batiki Island rations remaining water as creeks dry up and cassava crops begin to wilt
Families in the four villages on Batiki Island continue to ration their limited water supplies despite earlier emergency deliverie