Rural families in Lautoka struggle as kerosene prices increase
Rural families in Lautoka that rely on kerosene for cooking are among those most affected by rising fuel prices as they try to cope with the fuel crisis.Lautoka resident
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Hot Bread Kitchen's greatest achievement is changing lives - Managing Director Vanessa Charters
Creating opportunities for people and helping families build a better future has been one of the most rewarding aspects of leading one of Fiji's most recognisable busines
Tailevu woman raises concerns over children's social media use
What started as a normal day of selling at the Nausori market turned into an eye-opening experience for 66-year-old Sereana Vakadani of Namara, Tailevu, after she attende
63-year-old market vendor remains committed to supporting her family
Long before most people wake up, 63-year-old Ruvina Durilala is already on her way to the Nausori Market, travelling from Vuci with root crops and vegetables to earn a li
Construction worker by day, model by passion - Mataki to walk for FJFW tomorrow
At just 22 years old, Watisoni Mataki is balancing life between construction work in Sydney and the glamour of the runway as he returns home to take part in this Saturday
From Raiwaqa to Johns Hopkins: Fotofili honours his late parents with Master’s degree
From humble beginnings in Raiwaqa to a journey shaped by sacrifice and strong values, Jovilisi Yaya Fotofili says everything started with the lessons his parents taught h
Mother calls for stronger action on online abuse involving students
A mother is calling for stronger action against online abuse involving students after sharing her daughter’s experience during the first public consultation on the
Sailasa Tora brings Ratu Sukuna’s legacy to life through original jazz tribute
The University of Fiji will be releasing today what is believed to be Fiji’s first jazz tribute song dedicated to Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna as part of this yearâ€
Jackson says Drua did not complain over Force try controversy
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Coach, Glen Jackson says that they did not file any complaints with Super Rugby Pacific or with the referees regarding the Force's last try by
Many jobs remain vacant because locals are unwilling to take up certain positions, remittances a reason why people choose not to work
A growing number of employers are reporting difficulty filling job vacancies in Fiji, with concerns that many locals are unwilling to take up available work despite risin
TISA Insurance launched with focus on resilience, trust and Pacific growth
The launch of TISA Insurance has been described as more than the unveiling of a new brand, with leaders highlighting insurance as a key driver of economic growth, resilie
Papamau sisters set to turn their fashion dreams into reality at Fiji Fashion Week
Two sisters with a shared passion for fashion are set to light up the runway at Fiji Fashion Week this Saturday, proving that sisterhood and style can go hand in hand.Suv
Calls for clearer definition of private schools in the Education Bill
As privately-run education continues to expand across Fiji, concerns have been raised that the Education Bill should clearly define what constitutes a private school and
Education Bill 2025 passed in Parliament
The Education Bill 2025 has been passed in Parliament, with 38 MPs voting in favour, 14 against, while three MPs did not cast their votes.While speaking in strong support
Access for persons with disabilities continues to be overlooked in many new developments - Nasilasila
A steep ramp is suitable for a wheelbarrow, not a wheelchair. This was highlighted by the Programme Coordinator for Disaster Risk Reduction and Inclusive Climate Actio
Drua ‘should have won’, says Jackson after controversial forward pass call
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Head Coach Glen Jackson believes his side “probably should have won†their clash against the Western Force last night after a contr
FCEF CEO says Fiji’s labour market not working for local employers
Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation CEO, Edward Bernard says Fiji needs to do more to reintegrate workers returning from overseas seasonal employment schemes back into
Seaqaqa nurse Azfeen Shaukat Ali turns passion for farming into award-winning success
Despite working full-time as a nurse at the Seaqaqa Health Centre, Azfeen Shaukat Ali has successfully managed a growing sugarcane farm in Seaqaqa.Ali, who is in his m
Fiji’s skills gap in the workforce has reached a crisis point - Bernard
The identification of 95 distinct skills in the National Skills Gap Survey Report, including chefs, IT technicians, accountants, electricians and machine operators, highl
Fiji needs 1,600 new homes annually over next 30 years - Nalumisa
About 24 percent of Fiji’s urban population is currently living in informal settlements, with many families facing insecure land tenure, poor housing conditions an
International drug investigations team to be set up in Colombia following Pacific crime summit
To combat the growing threat of illicit drugs in the region, a new International Joint Investigations Team will be set up in Colombia to target traffickers as the Austral