St John’s College seeks help to repair damaged hostel stove
One of Ovalau's oldest boarding schools is calling on former students and the wider community for help after a damaged hostel stov
One of Ovalau's oldest boarding schools is calling on former students and the wider community for help after a damaged hostel stov
Concerns that drugs are being sold openly and used by young people in Tailevu have sparked serious questions over what authorities
Stronger disaster response and faster emergency support for the Northern Division will be boosted with the construction of a new C
Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has formally endorsed the newly registered political party, One Nation, and pledged his
The Fiji Sugar Corporation is urging cane growers to commence harvesting immediately, warning that any further delay could result
Fijian workers who abscond from their jobs in Australia and breach the rules may be barred from returning under the PALM scheme as
South Pacific's largest radio broadcaster, Communications Fiji Limited is celebrating it's 41 years of serving it's listeners and
Indigenous landowners should have a greater say over mining and development projects on their land, with the Fiji Human Rights and
Fiji's economy is simply too important to be politicised, and the objective should never be to defend economic policy but to get e
A medical X-ray staff member will be deployed to Korovou Hospital before the end of this year following discussions between Assist
A new Guidebook on Employment for Persons with Disabilities in Fiji has been launched to help create more employment opportunities
An emergency helicopter was able to refuel at Albert Park in Suva this morning after authorities swiftly cleared the area to suppo