Two teenage boys charged over fire at Deniliquin High School
Two teenage boys have been charged over a weekend fire that has extensively damaged a school in south-west New South Wales. The
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Over 500 dead, hundreds missing after Indonesia floods
The death toll in the floods which struck Indonesia last week has now climbed to more than 500, with rescue workers still battling
Two men to front court for allegedly assaulting youth in cane farm
Two 33-year-old men from Natokamu Settlement in Labasa will front court today for their alleged involvement in the assault of a yo
There is a need for greater support for pregnant mothers living with HIV - Colati
With HIV cases rising in Fiji, organisations are urgently calling for stronger support systems for pregnant women living with HIV
Lalabalavu defends progress as MP's question hospital site near sewer plant
Concerns have been raised in Parliament over the location of Fiji’s proposed super-speciality hospital in Nasinu, after Opposition
Employment Relations Bill is flawed and overreaching, fourth independent party to be involved in Bill assessment - Employers
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has raised concerns that the way the Employment Relations Bill is written is terribly f
Festive spirit soars at Grand Pacific Hotel tree lighting
Emotions ran high at the Grand Pacific Hotel as the Nasese Methodist Church Choir filled the air with Christmas carols while await
Two men to front court for allegedly assaulting youth in cane farm
Two 33-year-old men from Natokamu Settlement in Labasa will front court tomorrow for their alleged involvement in the assault of a
Investigation launched into alleged misconduct by Navua Police Station officer
The Police uniform will not be used for personal gain or betrayal of the public’s trust. This has been stressed by Acting Commiss
Miss Fiji Pageant 2025 contestants to receive counselling to support wellbeing
Miss Fiji Pageant 2025 contestants will receive counselling to support their wellbeing and empowerment. Miss Pacific Islands Pa
Lands Minister refers Chaudhry's speech to lawyers to advise on it's defamatory aspects
Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo has forwarded the speech of the Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry during the Party’s
I regret those actions but I had no control over those who personally carried out violations - Rabuka
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that he accepts the responsibility for opening the door in the 1987 military coup which l