I- Recycle Hub’ helps Bykeitou Settlement have access to a proper waste management system
The people of Bykeitou Settlement in Nasole will not have to dump their rubbish in the river beside their community anymore follow
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441 teachers resign from Jan to June this year while the Ministry engages new recruits and retired teachers
441 teachers have resigned from January to June this year where 80 percent of the teachers migrated for greener pastures and 20 pe
Bill to amend the Act to disestablish the Anti-Corruption Division of the High Court and the Magistrates Court to be debated on Thursday
The High Court (Amendment) Bill 2023 which proposes to delete the provision of the establishment of the Anti-Corruption Division o
$3.5 million of taxpayers money used to renovate the PM’s residence in 2017 and 2018 – Prof.Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minster for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has today revealed in parliament that $3.5 million of taxpaye
Fiji National Education Summit will be held from 20th to 22nd September in Nadi – Radrodro
The Fiji National Education Summit will be held from the 20th to the 22nd of September in Nadi with a theme “Transforming Our Educ
Search for Morocco earthquake survivors continues as flattened towns remain cut off
Abdarazak Abou Aalam skips down the street past piles of rubble, until he reaches what remains of his neighbour's house. A buck
Parliament approves motion to review salaries, allowances and benefits of the MPs, President and Speaker
Parliament has approved that the Emoluments Committee reviews the salaries, allowances and benefits of the Members of Parliament,
COC appoints independent selection panels and panel to review the pay and allowances of constitutional office holders
The Constitutional Offices Commission has appointed panels to select the Supervisor of Elections and Commissioner of the Fiji Corr
98 students graduate from APTC
While promoting labour mobility and filling the shortage of skilled workers in Fiji, 98 students from Australia Pacific Training C
Urgent focus needed on awareness and enforcement on issues relating to Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence - Ali
As the Safe and Equal Online Spaces – Pacific Cyber Safety Symposium gets underway in Suva tomorrow, Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Co
PM reiterates support for IAEA report on Fukushima while Koya pleads with PM to retract it
Prime Minister and Minister for Environment, Sitiveni Rabuka has reiterated his support for the International Atomic Energy Agency
Seruiratu claims 7 deaths from current outbreak while MOH says all deaths in Ba are not related to the outbreak
Opposition Leader, Inia Seruiratu has claimed in Parliament that 7 people from Balevuto, Nukuloa, Nacaci and Toge in Ba have died