Women vendors have stood strong with the municipal councils in ensuring markets are safe spaces - Kumar
Minister for Local Government, Premila Kumar says women vendors have stood strong together with the municipal councils in ensuring
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Tablets, laptops & computers donated to Ministry of Disaster Management to help with damage assessments
50 tablets as well as computers and laptops have been donated by UNDP to the Ministry of Rural, Maritime Development and Disaster
Duituturaga resigns
SODELPA General Secretary, Emele Duituturaga has resigned from her post. Duituturaga served for a period of nine months, and ha
Villagers in affected maritime areas in need of fast and high yielding crops and vegetable seedlings
Villagers in maritime areas whose farms have been affected by the recent tropical cyclones are in need of seedlings for fast and h
Talking about women’s human rights is political – Shamima Ali
Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator, Shamima Ali says talking about women’s human rights is political while responding to comme
Children living in Dilkusha Home have been allegedly subjected to verbal and physical abuse
Allegations have surfaced that children living in Dilkusha Home in Nausori have been subjected to verbal and physical abuse and ne
Draft Police Bill will turn Fiji into a Police State - Prasad
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says draconian provisions of the draft Police Bill if enacted by Parliamen
15-yr-old Tawake reported missing
Police are searching for 15-year-old Yuen Tawake who has been missing for almost two weeks. Tawake was last seen leaving her ho
Tonight’s planned water shutdown for residents between Suva & Nausori postponed
Tonight’s planned water shutdown for several areas between Suva and Nausori has been postponed by the Water Authority of Fiji beca
Police investigate alleged abuse of children at Dilkusha Home
Police have launched an investigation into the alleged abuse of children at the Dilkusha Home in Nausori. Spokesperson, Ana Nai
Kiribati sailors stranded 8,000 miles from home
Trade unions representing sailors have claimed that hundreds of people are still being prevented from travelling to Kiribati becau
3 new border quarantine cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed
3 new border quarantine cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed. The first two cases are two women aged 69 and 39 who travelled t