Taiwan provides US$2M to support Pacific Islands Forum priorities
The Taipei Trade Office in Fiji formally handed over a US$2 million development cooperation contribution to the Pacific Islands Fo
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Fuel prices to drop significantly from today
Good news as fuel and gas prices will drop from today.The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says based on the drop in glo
Former Nakorotubu District School Manager convicted over Free Education Grant funds
Former Nakorotubu District School Manager, Kelevi Salauca has been convicted by the Tavua Magistrates Court for one count of obtai
Govt boosting TVET training to replace workers leaving for overseas employment - Singh
The Government is strengthening technical and vocational education and training (TVET) to address Fiji's skilled labour shortage a
Water supply being restored after Tamavua-i-Wai trunk main repairs completed
Water is finally on its way back to thousands of homes after repairs to the damaged Tamavua-i-Wai trunk main have been completed t
FSC dismisses claims that mill workers were denied entry
The Fiji Sugar Corporation says claims circulating on social media that employees have been denied entry to its mills or that mill
Two new immigration offices to open as Government upgrades border systems in Nakasi and Rakiraki
Access to immigration services will improve with the opening of two new immigration offices in Nakasi and Rakiraki as the Governme
EC and FEO propose electoral system similar to NZ, reserved seats for women and a caretaker Govt during campaigns
The Electoral Commission and the Fijian Elections Office have backed a number of recommendations by the Electoral Law Reform Commi
Family member says pack of dogs chases SCC worker to his death
A Narere family is coming to terms with the tragic death of a Suva City Council worker yesterday while he was carrying out his dut
Rotuman Roots - Varea Romanu is empowering communities and protecting the Pacific
In the Pacific, where the rhythms of life are shaped by the ocean, land, and community, environmental stewardship is not simply a
ODPP files appeal against Sayed-Khaiyum and Saneem's acquittals
Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, Nancy Tikoisuva has filed an appeal against the acquittals of former Attorney General, Aiy
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to provide humanitarian aid to more than 23,500 Venezuela earthquake victims
More than 23,500 people affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela will receive humanitarian assistance from The Church of Je