5G to be rolled out in Fiji next year
People will have to wait a bit longer for high-speed mobile networks as the Department of Communications aims to complete the necessary preparatory work and successfully
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$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
Fiji Rugby players’ payment report to be out this week – Saukuru
The Fiji Rugby Union trustees have promised to investigate the players' claims, and as such engaged Ioane Naiveli and Company Chartered Accountants to review each of the
Police to work with Western Division Tourist Unit after complaints of harassment in Nadi by touts and unethical retailers
Police have taken the serious concerns raised by the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry on board and will work with the Western Division Tourist Unit that is in operat
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
FICAC closes files against Tabuya
FICAC has closed the two files against the Minister of Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya. The cases were endorsed for closure on 12th August 2024 and
Terms of reference for the Commission of inquiry drafted - Rabuka
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms the Commission Of Inquiry terms of reference into the FICAC related matters have been drafted and will be available soon. Rabuk
Planned water disruptions for residents living in Suva-Nausori corridor this weekend
Members of the public living along the Suva to Nausori corridor are advised to store water for this upcoming weekend as the Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) will be having p
If she feels staying on will cause interference, Malimali as a senior lawyer should know what is in the best interest of everyone - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says if the FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali feels that her staying on in the position would be interfering with the investigation of
Calls for compulsory education grows as child loitering complaints rise - Tabuya
The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is lobbying for compulsory schooling as a measure to tackle the increasing problem of child loitering and absenteeis
Fuel and gas prices to drop from today
Good news as fuel and gas prices will reduce from today where the price of a litre of diesel will now cost $2.33, a reduction of 17 cents. The Fijian Competition and C
Fiji’s education curriculum needs reviewing – Radrodro
A review is needed on the education curriculum in Fiji to allow students a smooth transition from secondary schools to universities, specifically in the areas and subject
Substandard timber treatment in Fiji's market sparks national concern - Bainivalu
The status of timber treatment in Fiji, particularly the issue of selling substandard treated timber in the domestic market, is a cause of concern and has become a critic
Establish a Commission of Inquiry after parliament sitting, and investigate claims of ministerial interference in FICAC - Seruiratu
To ensure fairness, transparency, and good governance, I propose that this Commission of Inquiry be established after this week’s parliamentary sitting. That
Heffernan gets USAID backing for her business
A mother’s expense never ends is what Tania Heffernan always tells her three children, and thanks to the training that she received from FRIEND Fiji with financial
College of Medicine Adventist Association lead pick-a-thon to promote environmental health
The College of Medicine Pasifika Campus, Medical Adventist Student Association has taken the initiative to engage in community outreach by organising a pick-a-thon. F
Commission of Inquiry is the most impartial means to address allegations surrounding the work of FICAC - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka states that a Commission of Inquiry is the most appropriate and impartial means to address allegations surrounding the work of FICAC. R
14 year old Vodivodi is bringing attention to mental health, one step at a time
14-year-old Sako Vodivodi is trying to bring attention to mental health, one step at a time. Yesterday morning, accompanied by his cousins, the Year-8 International Sc
Fiji Cancer Society targets $600,000 to cater for increased diagnostic test requests
The Fiji Cancer Society is targeting $600,000 in its fundraising activities to cater for the increase in requests for diagnostic tests. This was revealed by Fiji Cance
IWA (Fiji) successfully completes renovations at CWM Hospital’s Emergency Dept
The International Women’s Association (Fiji) has just successfully completed renovations at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department IWA
Civil servants can't lose their jobs for speaking out – Prof. Prasad
There is still a culture of fear amongst civil servants, but it does not mean civil servants will lose their jobs if they raise questions in a public consultation or semi