Police urge businesses to be vigilant after current trends show the use of forged company cheques to obtain goods
The Fiji Police Force is urging business operators to be vigilant and conduct thorough checks before engaging in financial transac
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India accidentally fires missile into Pakistan
India says it accidentally fired a missile into Pakistan on Wednesday, blaming the incident on a "technical malfunction" during ro
FEMAT support team covers 152 communities in Rakiraki
The Ministry of Health’s FEMAT support team was able to cover 152 communities in Rakiraki during their 2 weeks outreach program.
109,310 people have so far received their booster dose
As of 11th March, a total of 109,310 individuals have so far received booster doses. Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fo
Fiji imports $20 million of vegetables annually that could be grown locally – PS Agriculture
Fiji imports around $20 million of vegetables such as broccoli, capsicum, cauliflower, cucumber, letQtuce, and tomatoes annually d
Brumbies continue winning streak
The Brumbies continued their winning streak in the Super Rugby Pacific after thumping the Melbourne Rebels 36-17 last night. Ro
WAF Chairman receives 50th Anniversary of Independence Commemorative Medal
Water Authority of Fiji Chairman Bhavesh Kumar has today received the 50th Anniversary of Independence Commemorative Medal, at the
What is unFijian about asking about the Prime Minister’s health - Rabuka
People’s Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka says what is unFijian about asking about the Prime Minister’s health as being Fijian is a
Teacher and Nasinu resident thanks govt for assisting people through the toughest times
A teacher has thanked government for assisting people during the toughest times. He highlighted this during the public consulta
Rabuka says their first step will be to draw up and implement a financial plan to properly address the mountain of debt dumped on the citizens
People’s Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka says they will run a well managed economy where the first step will be to draw up and imp
FTUC is keen to participate in genuine consultations but will not be part of any circus that Govt puts on - Anthony
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary, Felix Anthony says the government is putting the cart before the horse as the Minis
Anthony couldn’t be bothered to drive his union-funded vehicle to a single minimum wage consultation to make a submission - Bala
Minister of Employment, Parveen Bala says Felix Anthony from Fiji Trade Union Congress has refused to join a single session of the