Fiji Cancer Society urges early breast exams as some women are too shy or scared
The earlier people come to get their breast examined, the faster they can be treated and there are more chances for successful treatment and survival. This has been hi
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Designer of Fiji’s flag reveals thought process behind iconic symbols and colors on Fiji Day
Tessa McKenzie, one of the individuals involved in designing the Fiji flag, has spoken about the thought process behind the design, colors, and representation of Fiji emb
Fiji Cancer Society calls for Govt support in tackling cancer
Fiji Cancer Society nurse and Project Facilitator Alumita Bera revealed that their organisation depends on the generosity of the people of Fiji to run their programs as t
Thousands gather at Subrail Park to celebrate Fiji Day with unity and pride
Subrail Park in Labasa was covered in a sea of blue and white as thousands of Fijians showed their Fijian spirit by turning up to celebrate the country’s 54th Inde
PM urges forgiveness and moving forward to prevent past mistakes
It is essential that we find in ourselves the strength to forgive those who have wronged us and march forward, assured that the ill-advised actions of the past will not b
We need to clean the wounds and allow it to heal – Ratu Wiliame
There is power in healing and forgiveness, and we need to clean the wounds and allow them to heal properly. With this year’s Fiji Day theme, “To Heal and
Decision to suspend will come from JSC - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the decision to suspend any public office holders will have to come from the Judicial Services Commission because it involves some of
There is a need for digital literacy classes and resources - Melania Tora
The need for digital literacy is something Miss Hibiscus 2024, Melania Tora says really stood out for her in the panel discussion at the Pacific Human Rights Film Festiv
Rural water committee training, conducted to ensure that villages take ownership of water resources
It is crucial to empower local communities to take ownership of their water resources, ensuring every village has access to clean, safe and sustainable water. Ministe
2 women escape house fire in Nadawa
Two women were able to escape a fire at their Tiri Road home in Nadawa in the last hour. No one was injured in the fire as the women were quickly taken out by their ne
Rusiate Tudravu has applied for Police Commissioner's post
Former Acting Commissioner of Police Ruisate Tudravu has applied for the Police Commissioner's post. He says he will await the process to take it’s course as th
150th celebration commemorates the lives of those who have dedicated their lives to the Force – Acting Commissioner
Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew says the 150th Sesquicentennial celebrations of the Fiji Police Force commemorates the lives of all People who have dedicated th
Nakauvadra High School students amazed at the resources available at FNU
Students of the Nakauvadra High School in Ra were amazed by the resources available for the future leaders of Fiji at the Fiji National University’s Open Day. In
Life after professional sports should be improved - Tavai
Life after professional sports for our sporting heroes, especially rugby is a serious area of concern that the Department of Secondary and Sports Education at the Fiji Na
Dilkusha Methodist High School receives $9,500 worth of new furniture
Good news for Dilkusha Methodist High School students as they received 100 desks and chairs valued at $9,500, which will significantly impact their lives. While offici
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
Closure of schools is none of our business in Parliament – Speaker
The closure of schools is none of our business in the Parliament, this issue remains with the Minister and the Government. This was stressed by the Speaker of Parliame
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
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
Evidence of alleged fraud found in the 2019 ADB AGM report
Parliament has unanimously agreed that a thorough investigation should be done into the mismanagement of funds on the process that was followed in the procurement of good