Household Income Survey expected to be completed by March 2026
The Household Income Survey for 2025/2026 is expected to be completed by March next year. Chief Statistician of the Household Survey Division Poasa Naimila says to mak
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Nasinu Town Council considers waiving rates for elderly residents - Magnus
In a bid to support and relieve the burden on elderly people, the Nasinu Town Council is considering waiving town rates for the elderly — those beyond retirement a
VOU officially launches season 2 of Fijian Flying Circus
Good news as VOU have officially launched the Fijian Flying Circus, Fiji’s own contemporary circus show – a groundbreaking creative venture that blends acro
Fiji’s first Data Portal aims to improve policy and planning
The Fiji Bureau of Statistics has today launched Fiji’s first Data Portal, which will enable every stakeholder to access data from the comfort of their own zone.
Fiji Showcase 2025 will be bigger and better – TEC Manager
As Fiji’s Biggest Trade Show and Entertainment Event starts at the Vodafone Arena next Friday, Total Event Company Manager, Elena Tukuwasa says Fiji Showcase 2025
Electoral reform is not as simple as it sounds - Prof. Shameem
Electoral reform is not as simple as it sounds or is often made out to be, especially when intertwined with complex constitutional matters currently before the Supreme Co
Gas crematoriums planned for major districts, Girmit museum in pipeline – Charan Jeath Singh
Good news for families who want to conveniently perform the final rites of their loved ones as plans are underway to have gas crematoriums in major districts across Fiji.
Vernacular subjects should be brought back to solve students’ behavioural problems – Singh
Vernacular subjects should be made compulsory again and should be brought back to at least up to Year 10 in every school because they hold a lot of importance like the mo
National Archives undertakes digitising records
Good news for people as records kept at National Archives of Fiji is being digitized and will be provided online. While speaking during the 2025 International Archives
Not enough time to make changes to 2013 Constitution before next elections
There is not enough time to make changes to the 2013 Constitution before the next general elections. Head of USP Journalism Dr. Shailendra Singh highlighted this at th
Is COI report in jeopardy after Commissioner divulges information from report and proceedings?
The Commission of Inquiry report into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as FICAC Commissioner, which cost taxpayers $2 million, is now in jeopardy, as the Commissioner
COI Chair has abused the laws, he must clarify ‘wannabe PM’ remark – Kamikamica
The comments from Commission of Inquiry Commissioner and Supreme Court Judge Justice David Ashton-Lewis regarding the ‘wannabe Prime Minister’ certainly soun
Why did the Govt leave the electoral reform until now, we cannot rush it – Narube
Unity Fiji Leader, Savenaca Narube says the government is running out of time in getting an electoral reform done in a timely manner and the only option is for the govern
Supreme Court opinion on constitutional case
All parties represented in Parliament including the People’s Alliance, the National Federation Party, SODELPA, Leader of Opposition Inia Seruitatu’s faction
Labasa wins BiC Fiji FACT title after beating Rewa 3-1 in penalty shootout
Extra Supermarket Labasa has been crowned as the new BiC Fiji FACT champion after beating Ajay Trading Rewa 3-1 in penalty shootout at the HFC Bank Stadium this afternoon
Isikeli Mokunitulevu calls for road access to Davuilevu Farm Road area
That is the request from Isireli Mokunitulevu, a 65-year-old man who owns 5 acres of land in the Davuilevu Farm Road area. He shares the last government promised farme
Calls for special development grants for rural and remote schools
Calls have been made to include special development grants for small rural and remote schools in the Education Act to assist them in their development because a lot of sc
Parents should be given responsibilities too in terms of their children’s education – Baulevu High School VP
Not everything should be free from the government as parents should also be given responsibilities to carry on their shoulders in terms of paying for some of their childr
Teacher calls on Govt to bring back repeat policy so children and parents realise their responsibilities
A teacher in Nausori is calling on the government to bring back the repeat policy for students because there have been a lot of freebies given by the government to child
Electoral reform can be done under the current Constitution - Prof. Fraenkel
The reform of the electoral system can be done under the current Constitution before the next general elections. This has been shared by Jon Fraenkel who is a Professo
Representing Fiji on the world stage demands a lot from an athlete, they are workers - Katonibau
Representing Fiji on the world stage demands a lot from an athlete, and there is a high risk that a player could get injured which is why every player that is representin