US to provide US$4.9M in foreign military financing to Fiji
The United States of America will be providing US$4.9 million in foreign military financing to Fiji after Congressional approval.
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Major road works planned for Koro and Gau to address farmer and student challenges - Ro Filipe
Concerns about poor road conditions on Koro and Gau islands, which have significantly affected farmers and the local economy are s
Gender pay gap widens for working mothers and care economy workers – Human Rights Chair
While the gender pay gap is narrowing for young workers, it is widening among working mothers; and for women working in the care e
22% of women face image-based abuse, 30% subjected to defamatory comments - Tabuya
22% of women are frequently subjected to image-based abuse and 30 percent are subjected to defamatory comments, further illustrati
Fiji to host historic UN CEDAW session, first in the Pacific
Fiji will host the first-ever Pacific Technical Cooperation Session of the UN CEDAW Committee in Suva in April next year, marking
Woman wins civil rape case against Conor McGregor
A woman who accused UFC superstar Conor McGregor of raping her has won her claim against him for damages in a civil case. A jur
Fiji targets economic growth with business reforms and investor-friendly initiatives – Kamikamica
The Ministry of Trade is focused on streamlining processes to foster a business-friendly environment, including the launch of an o
Fiji welcomes RFNS Timo from Australia
Following the decommissioning of RFNS Puamau, Fiji has welcomed the Guardian-class patrol boat RFNS Timo, another gift from Austra
VegFest Fiji encourages people to eat plant-base foods to combat NCD related death in Fiji
VegFest Fiji is encouraging people to eat plant-base foods to combat the various life style diseases that people are facing and di
U.S Secretary of Defence traditionally welcomed upon his arrival in Nadi
The United States Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin III was accorded a traditional ceremony to welcome him upon his arrival in
Grace Road found to be breaching employment and health and safety laws
Grace Road Company throughout Viti Levu has been found to be breaching the Employment Relations Act 2007 and the Health and Safety
USP Celebrates Global No.1 Rankings for Tourism and Hospitality Programmes
The University of the South Pacific (USP) has achieved global recognition for its excellence in Tourism and Hospitality Education,