Japan hangs 'Twitter killer' in first execution since 2022
Japan executed a man yesterday who killed nine people after contacting them on social media, the first use of capital punishment i
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Suspect of hit-and-run accident in Nabou falsely claimed driver had fled the scene
Traffic investigators have managed to locate the driver of the vehicle that was allegedly involved in the hit-and-run accident tha
Prasad leaves teaching to sell plants, and her sacrifices are paying off
A decision made 14 years ago to leave her profession as a teacher and run her plant-selling business was a decision that Shanti Pr
More spending to be done on cooperatives - Kamikamica
With the increase of funding for cooperatives now, this means there will be more spending done on it since it is a growing compone
Taskforce to ensure businesses pass down reductions to consumers – Prof. Prasad
We don't want businesses to just squeeze everything out of the consumers, even when the government feels that the reduction in cer
New budget brings long-overdue relief to Fijian families – Consumer Council
The Consumer Council of Fiji has welcomed the 2025/2026 National Budget, saying it introduces several measures to ease the cost of
Passport offices to open until 8pm when new batch of passports arrive - Naupoto
Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupoto has revealed today that the Fiji passport offices will be open until 8pm as soon as the n
Debt to GDP is still lower than what it was when we came in – DPM Prasad
We have taken a very deliberate stance in raising our expenditure which means a slightly bigger deficit, that also means that our
Due to lack of grants, school repairs have been delayed - Salacakau
Following the approval for schools to host fundraising activities after the announcement of the 2025–2026 National Budget as a way
FCOSS welcomes VAT cut, welfare boost, rural funding, and backs government debt plan
The Fiji Council of Social Services has welcomed the reduction in VAT to 12.5 percent, increase in social welfare assistance and f
$6 million allocated to curb the shortage of passports
To curb the shortage of passports at the Ministry of Immigration, the Government has allocated around $6 million to cater for the
Seruiratu labels budget as satisfactory but warns about rising debt
Leader of Opposition Inia Seruitatu has labeled the 2025-2026 National Budget as satisfactory but stresses the importance of maint