Govt spends $300 million every year on gender-based violence
The Fiji government spends $300 million every year on gender-based violence to help women who go through all sorts of challenges i
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No foul play in Seeto’s death
There is no foul play in relation to the death of 60-year-old restaurant owner and well-known chef, Lance Seeto. Assistant Comm
Residents of Pritam Singh road frustrated by sewer spill
Residents of Pritam Singh Road in Nasinu are enduring a persistent foul odor from two nearby sewer bursts, causing mounting frustr
RFMF and former CRW soldiers present matanigasau to each other to seek forgiveness
Former members of the Counter Revolutionary Warfare Unit were part of a talanoa session led by the Commander of the Republic of Fi
Student abused by teacher using mop handle, chilli rubbed on private parts of 4 boarding students
A 15-year-old student was subjected to physical abuse by a teacher using the handle of a mop and the teacher then instructed 5 oth
PRF calls for political and development support in fight against plastic waste
Pacific Recycling Foundation Founder Amitesh Deo says despite their efforts in preventing recyclables from ending up in the landfi
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii ready for the pressure and expectation of Wallabies
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has described Israel Folau as an idol and inspiration while pledging to tackle head-on the pressure and expe
Excitement builds as Hindus celebrate the first day of Diwali with Dhanteras today
Fijian Hindus are joyfully marking the first day of Diwali with Dhanteras, a time for prayers focused on prosperity, health and un
70% of those admitted at Saint Giles Hospital are substance use patients
The rise in drug abuse cases in Fiji has seen a worrying increase in the number of patients being admitted at St. Giles Hospital w
Police urges public to adhere to permitted hours for firecrackers usage amid Diwali celebrations
Following serious concerns regarding the use of firecrackers after 10pm causing noise pollution, the Fiji Police Force is urging p
I’ve not spoken on behalf of the Indo-Fijian community who were victims of the coups – Kiran
Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee Sashi Kiran says she has not spoken on behalf of the Indo-Fijian community who wer
Churches and other faith based groups urged to control sound levels in residential areas – Nalumisa
Churches and faith based groups are being advised to limit the use of loud sound systems in residential areas during services, fol