Fiji to receive US$80 million AIIB financing to boost economic resilience and climate preparedness
Fiji to receive USD$80 million from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in sovereign-backed financing to support effor
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Tribal Shack gives vulnerable youths a second chance through employment
A restaurant in Valelevu called Tribal Shack is giving vulnerable young people a second chance at life by providing employment, li
Grace Home Shelter and Golden Age Home Lautoka residents receive support
Residents of the Grace Home Shelter and Golden Age Home Lautoka Shelter have received cash, clothing and essential items from staf
Work to remove first three derelict vessels from Suva Harbour set to begin
Work to remove the first three of 17 identified derelict vessels from Suva Harbour is set to begin following a meeting of the Dere
New $460,000 farm road improves market access for 200 Macuata farmers
More than 200 farmers in the districts of Dogotuki, Udu and Cikobia in Macuata will now have safer and more reliable access to mar
Former LDS missionary urges young Fijians to embrace agriculture as a business opportunity
Young Fijians should see agriculture as a pathway to business success rather than just farming, according to Utah businessman and
Fijians in Taupo provide meals to 70 people through Maori Women's Refuge
The Taupo Satsang Ramayan Mandali, made up of Fijians, provided meals to residents at the Maori Women's Refuge in Taupo, New Zeala
Urgent appeal for O+ blood donors for Tavua man admitted at Lautoka Hospital
The family of Jai Ram of Malele, Tavua, is urgently appealing to people with O positive (O+) blood to donate as he is admitted at
Suva Funeral Directors denies overcrowding claims
The Ministry of Health says it will continue discussions with the privately operated Suva Funeral Directors over concerns about mo
Peer outreach worker urges Tavua families to get tested as HIV crisis deepens
Peer Outreach Worker Viliame Vauvau, also known as Willy Gold, will continue his HIV awareness and community outreach programme in
Delailasakau villagers honour victims of 1999 Air Fiji crash
The people of Delailasakau Village in Naitasiri have gathered to remember the 17 passengers and crew members who lost their lives
India’s education minister resigns after days of youth protests over exam paper leaks
India's Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan resigned yesterday after bowing to mounting pressure following protests by tens of