19-year-old pleads guilty to damaging Lord Hanuman statue in Labasa, remanded in custody
A 19-year-old man who damaged a Lord Hanuman statue in Naduna, Labasa, last week has pleaded guilty to the charge in the Labasa Ma
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About 50 people including Tui Suva show full support to Standwithniko Advocacy
Tui Suva Ratu Sanaila Madanavosa has shown his full support towards the NGO called Standwithniko (SWN) Advocacy. While speaking
Compain raises concerns as she continues to get emergency supplies for women’s maternal health
International Women’s Association Fiji President, Judy Compain is raising serious concerns again on where is the money for medicin
Pacific Polytech and ServicePro International Tourism Hospitality Institute failed to meet criteria for Higher Education grants
Director of the Fiji Higher Education Commission, Eci Naisele has revealed before a Parliamentary Standing Committee meeting today
Proficient Customer Solutions meets international security standards with ISO 27001:2022 certification
Proficient Customer Solutions marks a major milestone internationally as a Fijian outsourcing operator after receiving the ISO 270
Sugarcane farmers receive Burnt Cane Rehabilitation Grant to aid recovery
Five sugarcane farmers in Rakiraki have received a financial lifeline as part of government’s efforts to assist those affected by
Fijian man in custody in California for allegedly posing as ICE officer and sexually assaulting a woman
A Fijian security officer is in custody in Santa Rosa, California after he allegedly pretended to be an Immigration and Customs En
35-year-old Ravula overcomes drug addiction with support from Empower Pacific
35-year-old Luke Ravula calls Empower Pacific a blessing in disguise, after receiving the support and counselling that helped him
South Taveuni out of U19 Secondary Schools Football Championship
The South Taveuni Secondary School Under-19 team has been knocked out of the Extra Fiji Secondary Schools Football Championship in
20,000 applications pending for PALM Scheme and the focus now on shortage sectors in Australia - Singh
About 20,000 applications from Fiji for the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme for Australia are still being processed, with the focus
ICC hits back after Nazhat Khan and others face sanctions by the US for efforts to arrest Americans and Israelis
The International Criminal Court has deplored the announcement of new designations for sanctions by the US administration against
King’s Counsel says immunity provisions not under challenge
Kings Counsel Brent Walker says immunity provisions in the 2013 Constitution are not directly under challenge in the matter where