Concerns raised over EFL tariffs, dividends and electricity meter testing
Concerns over Energy Fiji Limited's tariff-setting process, dividend disclosures and the lack of independent testing of electricity meters were raised during the Standing
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Tui Nayau issues warning to Govt to act now after surge in drugs washing up across Lau Group
The high chief of Lau Province, Gone Turaga Bale na Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua ko Lau, Tui LauRatu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara has issued a direct warning that if the gover
Farmers will not harvest until cane price rises to $110 - Chaudhry
As the Sugar Cane Growers Fund urges farmers to continue harvesting and take advantage of the support measures put in place for the industry, National Farmers Union Gener
Vosarogo urges Mataqali Nabukarabe patience over Nasarava payment dispute, assures payment will be done
Minister for Lands, Filimoni Vosarogo is calling on the Mataqali Nabukarabe to exercise patience and refrain from closing the Nasarava Water Catchment in the North, after
New portable sawmill expected to boost jobs and economic growth in Lakeba
Lakeba villages and communities across the Lau Group are expected to benefit from new economic opportunities following the handover of a portable sawmill worth $60,000 to
Land returned to Mataqali Nailagobokola of Nausori is State freehold land - Vosarogo
Minister for Lands, Filimoni Vosarogo has clarified that the land that was returned to the Mataqali Nailagobokola of Nausori is State freehold land. Vosarogo clarifies
PM says we will have elections as Seruiratu raises concerns about any attempted delay
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that the Constitution and the parliamentary and electoral systems are clear - we will have elections.Rabuka has made this clear t
Young people living on Lautoka streets moved to shelters
Several young people living on the streets in Lautoka have been safely transported to shelters where they will receive accommodation, health screenings, counselling and l
Concerns raised during State of the Economy Dialogue are being taken onboard - PM
Although some criticisms have been levelled against last week's State of the Economy Dialogue, Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says they now know what the people are sayi
We are bound by the Constitution to hold the next general election by February 6th next year -PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that they are bound by the Constitution to hold the next general election by February 6th next year.While answering questions fro
All schools to resume classes tomorrow
All schools around Fiji will resume normal operations from tomorrow.The Ministry of Education says the decision follows improvements in weather conditions and confirmatio
Tikoduadua says Narube comments on military are reckless
Minister for Defence, Pio Tikoduadua has hit out at Unity Fiji Leader, Savenaca Narube, as he says that Narube's comments on the military show that he is grossly unprepar
Lautoka residents call on Government to ease cost-of-living pressure
Relief from rising fuel and food prices is among the key measures Lautoka residents want the Government to prioritise in the 2026–2027 National Budget next week.Sp
All civil servants to resume duties today
All civil servants will resume work today following advice from the Fiji Meteorological Services that rain-producing systems have gradually moved away from the country.Th
Any attempt to delay the elections would be a self coup - Dialogue Fiji
Dialogue Fiji stresses that delaying elections in Fiji would trample upon the democratic rights of every Fijian citizen, Governments do not own their mandates and they bo
PM welcomes US-Iran agreement and says lower fuel prices could bring relief to Fiji
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has welcomed the agreement reached between the United States and Iran, saying it is a positive step towards reducing tensions and promoting
Financial abuse of elderly surges by 86% in Fiji
Financial exploitation of older people in Fiji has surged by 86 percent, rising from 29 cases in 2024 to 54 cases in 2025, even as overall reported crimes against people
Dream becoming reality for Nabavatu villagers
After nearly five years of living in tents, the villagers of Nabavatu are set to move into their new homes as construction under the Nabavatu Relocation Project nears com
No expat COMPOL and Govt stresses Joint Police Military Operations will continue
The Ministry of Policing states that the Government disagrees with calls for the appointment of an expatriate Commissioner of Police, and the Government also does not sup
Prof. Prasad rejects caretaker govt calls as Chaudhry and Narube raise vote-buying concerns
As the campaign period is underway for the next General Elections, Government MP and National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says he does not believe the
New Tavua Youth Office to serve as catalyst for positive change - Saukuru
The opening of the Ministry of Youth and Sports' first-ever office in Tavua is expected to act as a catalyst for positive change and provide greater opportunities for you