Concerns raised over illegal taxi operations in Labasa Town
Concerns are being raised over the increasing number of private vehicles and rental cars operating illegally as taxis within the L
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Health Tender Case: Dr Sharma's counsel seeking $20,000 costs from State, Justice Ratuvili to rule on Nov 28th
High Court Judge Justice Usaia Ratuvili will rule on 28th November after former Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma's counsel, Wylie Cl
Over 900,000 evacuated as Typhoon Fung-wong slams Philippines
More than 900,000 people have been evacuated as Typhoon Fung-wong made landfall in the Philippines, bringing destructive winds, to
13,120 students will sit for their Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination tomorrow
13,120 Year 12 students will be sitting for their 2025 Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination tomorrow at 177 centres around the cou
LTA reaffirms all operations guided by principles of good governance, transparency, and ethical service delivery
The Land Transport Authority reaffirms its commitment to ensuring that all operations are guided by principles of good governance,
FTUC calls for separate menstrual leave, not sick leave
The Fiji Trades Union Congress (FTUC) has called for menstruation to be recognised as a natural biological process rather than an
Baleiwai tells Tribunal Koi was terminated without cause
Senior Legal Officer at the Fiji Corrections Service, Kesaia Baleiwai told the Tribunal that Helen Koi, a former Senior Staff Offi
24-year-old man dies in early morning Tavua accident
A 24-year-old man from Vatukoula has passed away following an early morning accident in Toko, Tavua. Police confirm the victim
Six men charged after over 3kg of meth seized in Nadi operation
Six men have been charged with two counts of unlawful importation of illicit drugs following the discovery of two separate consign
Claims of PALM Scheme suspension are false
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade has dismissed recent social media reports alleging the suspension of the Pacifi
Care Network Program helps former inmates reintegrate into villages- Toganivalu
As the iTaukei continue to make up the largest population in Fiji’s prisons with 2,185 inmates, the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs ha
Dog lovers gather for the Tim Howick-Smith Thousand Paw Walk at Albert Park
People turned up in numbers with their dogs today to be part of the Tim Howick-Smith Thousand Paw Walk at Albert Park in Suva.