Rights of Indigenous People Bill 2025 referred to committee for consultation
While contributing to the debate, Opposition MP Jone Usamate says there are a lot of things in the Bill that are already protected to some extent in the Constitution, but
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Anthony says those who choose not to be in the union should not expect to receive union-secured benefits for free
About 20 percent of the working population are members of the union and concerns are being raised on the fee proposed in the Employment Relations Bill requiring non-union
Online Safety Commission and FEO unite to combat rising online abuse ahead of 2026 election
As online abuse is expected to increase as we get closer to next year’s election, Online Safety Commissioner Filipe Batiwale says they will coordinate with the Fij
Naivalurua rejects claim police could be used to threaten public
Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua has stressed that he has never heard a statement suggesting that the police could be used as a tool to threaten our people.Na
Youth and elderly among 110 suicide cases from Jan to Aug this year
Suicides has been a growing concern in the country, with the National Committee on the Prevention of Suicide reporting that from January to August this year, Fiji recorde
Studying in candlelight pays off for Shaniska Prasad as she claims Dux award for Ahmadiyya Muslim College
Studying in candlelight and by using lamps during rainy weather has paid off for Shaniska Saiyogita Prasad of Ahmadiyya Muslim College in Dreketi as she has received the
Savua credits her mother's sacrifice after securing dux for Nasinu Secondary School
Makelesi Inise Bui Savua from Tobu Village in Ra has been named the Dux of Nasinu Secondary School, earning the highest overall score in Year 13. Savua, a pure science
Enough space for Year 8 repeaters despite 31% failure rate - Radrodro
As 31 percent of Year 8 students have failed their exam and are being encouraged to repeat, Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has stressed that there is enough space in t
Seruiratu says question remains who were behind the coups
Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu says the Republic of Fiji Military Forces have presented their matilingasau to the Great Council of Chiefs but the question remains wh
$10m recycling plant in Wainadoi transforms plastic and tyre waste into fuel oil
Waste management in Fiji has advanced with the commissioning of the country’s first pyrolysis processing plant in Wainadoi by Golden Manufacturers, a $10 million p
35-member troupe to light up Labasa as Navtarang Sargam Dhamaka Show kicks off Saturday
Preparations are in full swing ahead of the highly anticipated Navtarang Sargam Bollywood Dhamaka Show in Labasa this Saturday, with a 35-member troupe set to entertain t
No need for independent fourth party in Employment Relations Bill review - Singh
Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh says there is no provision for a fourth independent party, nor is there a need for one in regards to the Employment Relations Bill.
Miss Labasa calls for kindness toward all pageant contestants, acknowledging the pressure of public scrutiny
Miss Labasa calls for kindness toward all pageant contestants, acknowledging the pressure of public scrutiny. This was raised by Miss Labasa 2025 Peggy Ravusiro after
Usamate and Maharaj suspended for 90 minutes after disrupting Parliament
Opposition Members of Parliament Jone Usamate and Alvick Maharaj were removed from parliament for an hour and a half this afternoon. Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jit
Promoting online safety – Think Before You Click is the theme for the 2025 Miss Fiji Pageant
Nine contestants are confirmed to take part in the 2025 Miss Fiji Pageant from next Wednesday and Saturday and Promoting Online Safety – “Think Before You Cl
FAME Awards return after 17 years on Saturday - a date symbolising the fight for media freedom
The country's best media personalities will be recognised this Saturday as the Fiji Achievement In Media Excellence Awards returns after a lapse of 17 years. Chairman
Valelevu Health Centre is aligned with 6-year project - Lalabalavu
The upgrade of the Valelevu Health Centre, which is aligned with the recently approved six-year Pacific Health Highlands Transformation Project, has been highlighted in P
Out of 296,825 people employed in Fiji, only 1,199 are persons with disabilities -FCEF CEO
Fiji’s current labour market shortages present a major opportunity to increase the participation of persons with disabilities in the workforce. Speaking to fiji
CFL partners with Miss Fiji Pageant to support youth-focused initiatives
Communications Fiji Limited, the parent company of LegendFM, FM96, VITIFM, Navtarang, Radio Sargam and fijivillage, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting youth-focu
There is a need for greater support for pregnant mothers living with HIV - Colati
With HIV cases rising in Fiji, organisations are urgently calling for stronger support systems for pregnant women living with HIV to protect both mothers and their childr
Lalabalavu defends progress as MP's question hospital site near sewer plant
Concerns have been raised in Parliament over the location of Fiji’s proposed super-speciality hospital in Nasinu, after Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj questioned why