$43.1m paid to students for Back to School Support
A total of $43.1 million has been successfully distributed to 213,520 students for Back to School Support for the 2025 school year
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No major short-term economic fallout from US tariff – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says they do not expect a major fallout for Fiji’s economy i
Bullet casing discovered on Sydney to Nadi flight
Police are currently conducting their investigation after an empty bullet shell casing was found on a Fiji Airways flight that arr
Trump threatens 50% tariffs on China following trade standoff
The United States President Donald Trump has threatened to impose new 50 percent tariffs on Chinese imports if Beijing does not li
National Budget consultation starts this Thursday
The Ministry of Finance has announced a series of face-to-face public consultations in the lead-up to the formulation of the 2025-
Teachers deserve answers, not silence – Premila Kumar
The Ministry of Education must come up with a clear explanation of why FNPF deductions for teachers have not been deposited into t
Elections and Stuff
As with constitutions Fiji has a proud record of sampling electoral systems. Each process has its advocates but apart from our pre
SODELPA calls for return of constituencies, vernacular name use, and drug test for candidates
SODELPA is calling for the return of the constituencies in the electoral system as consultation on the review of three electoral l
Ministry confirms IV fluids not out of stock but some medical experts concerned about low stocks
As dengue cases rise in the country, the Ministry of Health confirms that intravenous (IV) fluids are not out of stock. Some me
New teachers voice pay delays and FNPF issues while Radrodro says document submission is key to processing
Many teachers who have started teaching this year are raising serious concerns about not receiving their pay since the school term
Free mobile eye screenings to benefit rural communities
People in Viti Levu and Vanua Levu will soon benefit from free mobile eye screenings thanks to Island Medical Centre. Island Me
Students of Jeremaiah Raibevu College and Tacirua Primary benefit from new classrooms and labs
Year 12 and 13 students of Jeremaiah Raibevu College will now have access to two new classrooms and a science lab after the openin