iTLTB collects more than $1.4M in rent arrears in 3 weeks
The iTaukei Land Trust Board has successfully collected more than $1.4 million over the last three weeks following the launch of a
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Trial date for Punja to be set in August
The trial date for the case of Thakur Punja who was allegedly found with cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana in Lami, will be s
Corrections Officer suspended after raid uncovers evidence of drug network involvement
A Fiji Corrections Officer has been suspended after a raid at his home in Lautoka resulted in the retrieval of an incriminating vi
95,285 visitors and most number of booths - record set for Fiji Showcase 2024
Fiji Showcase 2024 has set new records with the most number of people visiting the annual event and the most number of trade and e
Burney finishes 10-year term as Assistant DPP
Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Lee Burney has completed his term and will no longer be with the Office. The Office o
Olympics opening ceremony faces turmoil as performing artists issue strike threat
The opening ceremony for the Olympic Games is facing potential turmoil after a union of French performing artists issued a strike
MediSecure reveals 12.9 million Australians had personal data stolen in cyber attack earlier this year
eScript provider MediSecure has revealed the personal data of 12.9 million Australians was stolen by hackers earlier this year, ma
Corrections Service notes an increase in HIV cases following extensive testing across all institutions
Due to the spike that may be attributed to recent drug needle use from inmates before their sentencing to remand, the Fiji Correct
Professor Baba was revolutionary, not only in education but in politics and public life - Prof. Shameem
The late Professor Tupeni Baba was a giant of an intellect and this is what made him stand out among the academics not only in Fij
MOE exploring the use of test-kits in school - Radrodro
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the Ministry is exploring some initiatives, such as having drug test kits in schools to
22,800 MSME's are paying about $59m taxes annually - FRCS CEO
There are about 117,000 Micro, Small and Medium businesses in Fiji out of which around 22,800 businesses are paying taxes amountin
AIDS related deaths increase from 49 in 2022 to 82 in 2023
The issue of HIV/AIDS continues to rise as shocking statistics revealed by the UNDP, highlighted the increase of AIDS related deat