WAF teams completes required connection as anchoring works begin
Progress to the planned water works for the connection of Viria Water Supply to the Waila Water Treatment Plant system has progressed as per the plan. WAF Chief Operat
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Presidential election scheduled for month-end, Ratu Wiliame remains Govt's nominee - PM
The Presidential election is expected to take place in a special Parliament sitting at the end of this month, and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that the Co
Historic collaboration between George “Fiji” and RATU, ‘Vude Mai’ drops today
In what is a historic first for local music, singer and songwriter Ratu Elijah Naitini better known as RATU, is the first local artist to collaborate with the godfather o
Nayacalevu drops another bomb in regards to FRU saga
Former Fiji Water Flying Fijians skipper Waisea Nayacalevu has dropped another bomb in regards to the FRU saga in response to Minister of Sports, Jese Saukuru’s st
Scaling set for possible reintroduction in 2025 pending cabinet approval
Subject to Cabinet endorsement, scaling could be reintroduced in the national examination process in the 2025 education year, after the completion of public consultation,
Fijians in the Middle East are safe amidst tensions between Israel and Iran
Fijians in the Middle East are safe and we will continue to be part of the United Nations as long as the UN is there for peacekeeping duties. This was highlighted by P
The government respects the decision from the Vanua of Namosi – Ditoka
Minister of Rural Development, Sakiasi Ditoka says the government's stand has not changed and they are very respectful of the Vanua of Namosi and the hierarchy and the de
Concerns raised on comments made by Speaker to Opposition MP about Melanesian community
Concerns have been raised by some people regarding what they call are discriminatory comments made by Speaker Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu while responding to Opposition MP Al
USAID and Pacific Disability Forum partner for digital inclusion for people with disabilities
USAID has partnered with the Pacific Disability Forum to break digital barriers and create an inclusive digital environment for people with disabilities in the Pacific.
Commission of Inquiry into FICAC to be discussed in cabinet on Tuesday – PM
Cabinet will discuss a paper next Tuesday for the establishment of a Commission of Inquiry into the recent issues surrounding FICAC, a terms of reference and the list of
13 people died from HIV this year
Urgent action is needed to combat the HIV crisis in the country as 13 of our people have died in the first 6 months of this year, and according to the Minister for Health
Wrong people receive social assistance as Ministry loses records - Tabuya
There have been cases where the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has lost the manual records of the people who are supposed to be receiving assistance an
Questions raised about Fiji 7s team winning $25,000 in Samoa 7s tournament - Saukuru
There have been questions raised about the Fiji Men’s 7s team who competed at a tournament in Samoa last year and are said to have won $25,000. Minister for You
$30,000 bonus was promised if the team won the RWC quarter-final – Saukuru
The Prime Minister had promised a bonus of $30,000 per player if the Fiji Water Flying Fijians team won the 2023 Rugby World Cup quarter-final. Minister for Youth and
Navunikabi villagers reject Namosi Hydro Dam plan, accuse Govt of disrespect
Villagers of Navunikabi in Namosi disagree with the planned construction of the Namosi Hydro Dam by Energy Fiji Limited on their land. The organisation known as Lomani
We are looking at banning some sites - Kamikamica
The Government is looking at banning some sites in relation to pornography. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communication, Manoa Kamikamica confirmed this in Pa
Seruiratu and Naivalurua back Govt’s Foreign Policy White Paper
Opposition Leader for the Group of 16, Inia Seruiratu and Leader of the Group of 9, Ioane Naivalurua have shown their support for Fiji’s Foreign Policy White Paper
LTA and Nescafé campaign targets driver fatigue on International Coffee Day
41 fatalities have been recorded so far this year due to road accidents with speeding, driver fatigue and pedestrian errors being the major contributing factors. This
Speaker calls for Subcommittee to probe Housing Authority as Maharaj questions missing report
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has invoked his powers to establish a Parliamentary Subcommittee for the oversight and scrutiny of a report regarding a spe
83 schools approved for fundraising this year to support infrastructure, student well-being - Radrodro
83 schools from the 916 schools including 178 secondary and 738 primary schools within the 9 education districts have been granted approval to organise fundraising this y
Misunderstanding on new Rakiraki dumpsite
There was a misunderstanding in Parliament regarding the confirmation of the dumpsite location for the Rakiraki Town Council, where Minister for Local Government Maciu Na