A joint police and military operation in Nadi this morning resulted in a raid at Legalega as authorities acted on information relating to alleged drug-related activities.
Non-communicable diseases account for more than 75 percent of deaths in the Pacific region.Assistant Minister for Health, Penioni Ravunawa highlighted this while d
Thousands of residents living along the Suva-Nausori corridor continue to experience low water pressure or intermittent water supply, and the Water Authority of Fiji has
Two men are in police custody while the search continues for two others alleged to have been involved in a case of serious assault and damaging property in Wailoku last n
Following the reinstatement of Government MP, Jese Saukuru as the Minister for Youth and Sports after a swearing-in ceremony at State House today, Prime Minister, Sitiven
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
The man who is alleged to have been involved in the case of the breach of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces armoury at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua appeared i
AÂ 36-year-old man will be appearing in the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon for his alleged involvement in breaching the armoury at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks i
The two men earlier charged with the murder of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi in Lami are free to go after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions dropped
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has announced the deferment of the Local Government elections.Rabuka has made the announcement in a national address, saying that with a h
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
Yes, we have a major household waste crisis in a number of parts of Fiji but if the Vuda-Saweni proposal is given the go-ahead there is no way that a $1.4 billion proj
Parliamentary Standing Committee member Premila Kumar, has questioned the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission over why taxpayer-funded research papers and publicatio
Residents in Sigatoka continue to face constant water outages for four straight days now, leaving many helpless and questioning why hotel areas have water while they do n
Following the findings of a comprehensive multi-week market surveillance exercise by the Consumer Council of Fiji that consumers are grappling with a growing form of â
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says they would like to avoid power rationing in the country but if it cannot be avoided, then they will have to go with rationing.Rabuka
The Consumer Council of Fiji says consumers continue to face pressure from the rising cost of living, increasing prices of everyday goods and shortages of affordable item
Get ready for possible power rationing from next month as Energy Fiji Limited has today advised the people of Fiji that the country’s electricity system is facing
Minister for Finance, Esrom Immanuel says the government is prepared and has budgeted for the local government elections and general elections, one referendum, and severa
Consumers are absorbing the impact of the fuel crisis, not just through base price increases, but through the erosion of promotional discounts that previously kept cos
The Fijian Elections Office is yet to comment on the statement made today by Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka that the government will reconsider whether the Local Gove