Niusawa Methodist students urged to work hard and stay focused on education
Students of Niusawa Methodist Secondary School in Taveuni have been urged to stay focused on their education, work hard and make t
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Bail extended for seven Police Officers in Richard Mock death case
The Lautoka High Court has extended bail for the seven police officers charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock in Februar
Nakasi and Rakiraki immigration office to open next month
People can now get easy access to Immigration services as the Nakasi office and the Rakiraki office are expected to become operati
AOG Fiji begins construction of $17.9 million new headquarters
A vision that has been years in the making has taken a major step forward, with the Assemblies of God Fiji officially beginning co
Health ministry plans to upgrade Nursing stations into Health Centres
As part of efforts to improve healthcare access, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services is planning to upgrade selected nursi
Police step up security around Suva for Super Deans Finals
People can expect an increase presence of Police around Suva and inside the HFC Bank Stadium as the Vodafone Fiji Secondary School
M-PAiSA wins paytech of the year at Asia FinTech Awards 2026
Fiji’s M-PAiSA has been recognised as PayTech of the Year at the Asia FinTech Awards 2026, marking a significant achievement for
Parents urged to monitor children’s whereabouts during school holiday
Parents and guardians have been urged to closely monitor their children during the two-week school holiday and ensure they make sa
1.3m litres of jet fuel released as Nadi Airport continues operating under supply restrictions
Nadi International Airport remains fully operational, with an additional 1.3 million litres of Jet A-1 aviation fuel released into
Suva Muslim Primary School marks 100 years with community and heritage celebrations
Suva Muslim Primary School has marked its 100th anniversary with a community and heritage night featuring cultural performances, a
Clarke says Justice Ashton-Lewis said he should be CJ
President of the Fiji Law Society, Wylie Clarke says Justice David Ashton-Lewis, the Commissioner of the Commission of Inquiry int
FICAC spent about $19,000 investigating and prosecuting former DPP Christopher Pryde
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption spent approximately $19,022 on the investigation and prosecution of the matter