Remove tax and duty from fuel now, why announcement was made at 7.35pm - Nath
Opposition MP, Vijay Nath has questioned by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission waited until 7:35pm last night to drop
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Study links plastic chemicals to newborn deaths
Chemicals commonly used to make plastics more flexible have been linked to nearly two million premature births and the deaths of a
Sayed-Khaiyum criticises Education Bill for ignoring socio-economic realities
Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has raised serious concerns about the proposed Education Bill, describing it as prescr
Radio Sargam celebrates 22 years of unity, culture and loyal listenership
Radio Sargam is celebrating its 22nd anniversary, marking a journey of growth, resilience and strong connection with listeners acr
Come forward with concrete evidence - COMPOL on Constable Racagi murder
Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu is calling on the members of the public to come forward with concrete evidence in relation to
Electoral Commission flags gaps in Referendum Bill
Concerns have been raised over gaps in the legal framework governing referendums, with electoral officials warning that key proces
Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union talks focus on transnational crime, healthcare and cybercrime
The Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union Meeting is currently underway at Ra Marama House, where key issues such as transnational crime, he
Doctor says Tawase heard voices telling him to desecrate Samabula Temple
Acting Senior Medical Officer at Saint Giles Hospital, Dr Christine Chand, says that Samuela Tawase, told them during an interview
65-year-old Sigatoka farmer earns over $200,000 through agriculture success
65-year-old Joeli Fatafei of Nawamagi in Sigatoka is proving that farming can be a reliable source of income and opportunity. With
Former civil servant convicted for falsifying travel claims to obtain $1,750
A former civil servant who submitted falsified subsistence allowance and travel expenses claim forms to the Ministry of Education,
Govt settles $2.9M drainage payments to contractors in North
The Government has paid a total of $2.9 million to several companies for outstanding payments from last year for the completion of
Fiji troops show resilience in NZ Army challenge
Fiji’s soldiers have demonstrated resilience and determination alongside regional counterparts during the 1st (NZ) Brigade Skill a