Environment Dept looks into rubbish being illegally dumped in Wailoku
The Department of Environment is looking into a case where rubbish is being dumped by a group of people in an empty plot in Wailok
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Demand for labour continues to rise in Fiji – RBF
The demand for labour continues to rise, reflective of the rebounding economic activity coupled with higher labour emigration acco
Economy continues to perform well, headline inflation at 4% in Oct – RBF
Despite the slowdown in the global economy, the Reserve Bank of Fiji states that the Fijian economy continues to perform well and
9 students acknowledged by Sanatan Fiji for scoring highest mark in Hindi
It was a historic day for 9 students of Visama Sanatan Primary School, Ba Sanatan College, Pundit Shreedhar Maharaj College and Ch
FDB raises $10,000 for Fiji Cancer Society
The Fiji Cancer Society has received a boost in their work to assist people battling cancer as the Fiji Development Bank presented
Acting DPP will not be the prosecutor in Bainimarama and Qiliho's appeal matter
Acting DPP John Rabuku has informed the court that he will not be prosecuting the matter where he has filed and appealed against t
Israeli ground forces push into Southern Gaza after 3 days of heavy bombardment
The Israeli ground forces are pushing into southern Gaza, after three days of heavy bombardment. Initial reports from Israeli a
Acts of service and community inspire Rabuli to start up Selfless Fiji
Inspired by the acts of service and community, Selfless Fiji founder Solomone Rabuli started up the organisation and uses social m
Investigations underway on vehicle collision at Nasautoka, Tailevu yesterday
Police are currently investigating an accident that occurred in Nasautoka Village in Tailevu yesterday where two cars collided cau
PSV driver license applications to be reviewed due to increase in road deaths and serious accidents
The application for obtaining a public service vehicle driver's license will be reviewed due to the increase in road deaths and se
Tabuya attends an ISA meeting, appeals for the prioritisation of women in the Pacific as human resource
Please do not forget the Pacific region as we have endless sunshine and our goals for renewable energy are achievable, especially
Philippines coast guard says it's monitoring more than 135 Chinese vessels 'swarming' within the South China Sea
The Philippines Coast Guard (PCG) says more than 135 Chinese vessels are "swarming" at a reef off its coast, describing the boats'