Under the FijiFirst two-man rule, there was no bipartisanship - Bulitavu
Former FijiFirst MP and current Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu has revealed that under the FijiFirst two-man rule, there was no bipartisanshi
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New suki tax and cane quota threaten farmers - Bala
Opposition Member of the Parliament Parveen Bala says farmers across Fiji are facing the dual pressures of eviction threats for not meeting sugarcane quotas, while fears
Parliament should consider establishing a Parliamentary Select Committee – Seruiratu
People demand actions rather than just words and therefore the Parliament should consider establishing a Parliamentary Select Committee to monitor actions taken on key is
Fiji can never be classified as a ‘beggar’ - Rabuka
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji can never be classified as a beggar, as some sarcastic Fijians, post on social media when the Deputy Prime Ministers, Professor B
Cooper calls out NZ referee Angus Mabey for controversial calls made in Drua vs Waratahs game
Former Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper has called out New Zealand referee Angus Mabey for some of his poor decisions in the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua versus Waratahs game
Prof. Prasad reassures people that Constitution review will bring unity and inclusivity
As Fiji is undertaking steps to review and amend the 2013 Constitution, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has reassured the people that the Constitution will b
I’m a big fan of Tuidraki Samusamuvodre - Jackson
I’m a big fan of Tuidraki Samusamuvodre, he has been here since the start of the Drua. These were the sentiments shared by Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Glen
Fiji will sign an agreement with India to fix medicine shortage - Prof. Prasad
Fiji will sign an agreement with India to address the shortage of medicine. This has been highlighted by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor
$3,000 to $15,000 grants to be disbursed soon to empower community-based organisations
Great news for community-based organisations across the country as the government prepares to disburse grants ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 to empower them to promote so
Yalava, Tabia families reassured of water and electricity supply after 50 years
After more than 50 years of being without electricity and water, about 19 families of Yalava, Tabia in Labasa have been reassured that they will get the services this yea
Prof. Prasad addresses health facility concerns and promises improvement
This government inherited one of the most dilapidated states of health infrastructure in the country's history. This has been highlighted by Deputy Prime Minister and
Referee’s call are out of our control - Ikanivere
When questioned on if some of the referees calls in the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s game against the Waratahs were controversial, Captain Tevita Ikanivere says th
I’m disappointed in our performance - Ikanivere
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Captain Tevita Ikanivere says he was a bit disappointed in their performance where they went down 29-24 to the Waratahs in the 3rd round of the
40-year-old Devi becomes the first woman to run a hardware business in Fiji, expanding to Family Choice Supermarket & Cafe
40-year-old Laleena Devi has become the first woman in Fiji to run a hardware business, expanding the business to Family Choice Supermarket and Cafe which was launched ye
95 teams confirmed so far for Marist 7s
95 teams have confirmed their participation in the 49th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s. Marist Rugby Club President, Lawrence Tikaram says this year many grassroots teams have
Gavoka should stay as Deputy PM – SODELPA
The SODELPA Management Board has today decided that Viliame Gavoka should remain as Deputy Prime Minister in the coalition government, and there is no need to give SODELP
Local Govt elections to be in September or October – Prof. Prasad
The local government elections are likely to be held around September or October this year. This has been confirmed by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finan
Tavatavanawai is “Ma’a Nonu on steroids” - Marshall
Former All Blacks scrumhalf, Justin Marshall stated on The Good The Bad and The Rugby Australia New Zealand podcast that Timoci Tavatavanawai is the kind of player that t
Govt to implement strict policies to protect people from rising costs – Prof. Prasad
The government will implement strict policies in the next budget, as they cannot allow people to suffer while continuing to protect industries that fail to improve effici
COI seeks meeting with PM over Malimali’s objection to Saumi’s access to FICAC files
The Commission of Inquiry is hoping to meet with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka tomorrow regarding an email from the Commissioner of FICAC, Barbara Malimali which they re
Drugs, substance abuse and peer pressure is the biggest challenge for students today - Rishikul head girl
Drugs and substance abuse, fueled by peer pressure, is the toughest challenge students face today, says 17-year-old Rishikul Sanatan College head girl Shruti Singh from N