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Rabuka confirms Feb 6th 2027 election deadline remains unchanged
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government remains committed to holding the next general elections by 6th February next ye
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Savusavu residents to raise climate concerns directly with Kamikamica at FMA Town Hall tonight
Savusavu residents will have the chance to put their concerns directly to Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica when he will atte
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Fear for safety holds women back from entering politics - Kiran
Many women are holding back from entering politics due to fears for their safety and the safety of their families and children, de
Family seeks justice after four children hit by vehicle in Tacirua
One of the four children who was hit by a vehicle in Tacirua earlier this month remains admitted to hospital, while the other thre
Pacific media must remain independent, responsible and innovative – Rabuka
Pacific media must remain independent, responsible and innovative to ensure communities are informed, connected and able to have t
Platinum Hotels information not verified - Companies Registrar in Prof. Prasad's FICAC trial
Registrar of Companies Executive Officer Manase Taleimaipapalagi has told the Suva Magistrates Court in the FICAC trial of former
21-year-old content creator Maharaj becomes two-time world record holder
21-year-old Fijian content creator Anush Maharaj is now a two-time Guinness World Record holder after being recognised for identif
FMA signs MOU with FNU to establish Pacific Centre for Communications and Journalism
Journalists and media organisations across the Pacific are being offered a greater role in shaping the future of journalism educat
Free heart treatment for children and adults at Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital
Free cardiac services for children and adults will be provided at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children's Hospital in Nasese, Suv
Centre calls for deeper scrutiny of proposed electoral system in CRC report
We need to ask very carefully whether a country that currently has a fully elected national legislature should move backwards to a
Women record more online abuse than men, with 585 complaints received this year - Online Safety Commission
Women continue to lodge more complaints about online abuse than men in Fiji, with 585 complaints from women recorded so far this y
PM believes Government has numbers for proposed constitutional changes
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka believes the Government currently has the numbers required to secure the two-third parliamentary s
Commission recommends two-term limit for PM, removal of coup immunity and 60-seat Parliament
The Constitution Review Commission is recommending the removal of coup-related immunity, a 60-seat Parliament, changes to the cons
Religious freedom guaranteed, all citizens of Fiji shall continue to be known as Fijians until consensus is reached
The Draft Constitution which is part of the Constitution Review Commission Report states that all citizens of Fiji shall continue
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