Employers question $200,000 fine for workplace sexual harassment
Employers are questioning why an organisation could be fined up to $200,000 for sexual harassment occurring on its premises, according to a proposed amendment to the Empl
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Sebastian Singh calls on Boxing Commission Chair to have some ethics
Fiji’s Super Cruiserweight boxer Sebastian Singh has called on Boxing Commission of Fiji Chair Adi Narayan saying he needs to have some sort of code of ethics to b
Govt needs to address all this going back and forth regarding the ODPP – Seruiratu
Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu says all this going back and forth with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is not good for the country, and the governm
Drua looking forward to MLR side RFC Los Angeles clash after a hectic pre-season
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Coach Glen Jackson says after 13 to 14 weeks of pre-season training, the team is excited and looking forward to their game against Major League
No automatic progression policy in education system - Manumanunitoga
The automatic progression for students in the education system is not a policy. This has been highlighted by the General Secretary of the Fijian Teachers Association,
Some members of the Group of 16 approached me, I won’t reveal the names as he may kick them out - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed that some members of the Group of 16 led by Opposition Leader, Inia Seruiratu had earlier approached him to join the cabinet
Higher Education Commission opens office in Labasa
People in the Northern Division will now have easier access to quality education after the opening of the Higher Education Commission Fiji office in Labasa. Prime Mini
Bainimarama and Sayed-Khaiyum not part of our proposed new party - Seruiratu
Leader of the Opposition, Inia Seruiratu says former FijiFirst Leader, Voreqe Bainimarama and former General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum will not be involved in their p
Joseph Kirite from Kiribati moves to Fiji to expand his music career after releasing 10 albums
18-year-old Joseph Taake Kirite from Kiribati who put his name on the music stage back at home after being part of the music production named Ocean Island, has moved to F
Seruiratu announces proposed party to contest next year's general elections
Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu has today announced their intention to form a new party to contest next year’s general elections, and also present at the a
Sacrifices paid off for Singh as she scored 389/400 in FY12CE
Making some sacrifices has paid off for Rishikul Sanatan College student Jessica Singh after she scored 389 out of 400 in the Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination last ye
Ministry of Environment implements stricter regulations to combat Fiji's growing litter crisis
As Fiji grapples with a rise in littering, the Ministry for Environment is working to protect the Nation’s ecosystems by implementing stricter regulations, promoti
Coral Coast 7s: Drua 7s looking to avoid wasting of possession in the SF
Wasting possession is something that the Fijian Drua 7s side will try and avoid today as they prepare for their McDonald’s Fiji Coral Coast 7s semi final against t
SPBD launches new office to boost women’s economic empowerment
The launch of the new South Pacific Business Development headquarters will boost women’s economic empowerment in the business sector. The headquarters has been
RFCLA hopes to raise money in their match against Drua for LA wildfire victims
The Rugby Football Club Los Angeles side will be hoping to raise some money in the upcoming clash against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua next week and direct all the proc
School heads sleeping on the job during school hours - Manumanunitoga
Reports coming from school is that some school heads are sleeping in their offices during school hours. Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary, Paula Manumanuni
FTU calls for Teacher Protection Policy as teachers are getting assaulted
A call is being made to develop and implement a Teacher Protection Policy as parents and guardians are taking the law into their own hands and are assaulting teachers.
Wainimakutu Secondary achieves 100% pass rate in Year 12 despite English language challenges
The lack of fluent English speaking skills among Year 12 students at Wainimakutu Secondary School in Namosi did not stop them from achieving a 100 percent pass rate in la
We support the repeat policy – Manumanunitoga
Correcting behaviour is a necessary measure to address misbehaviour in schools when students fail to follow school rules. While speaking during the consultation on the
Yasawa North Secondary School achieves 100% pass rate for Year 12 Exam despite challenges
Despite sharing facilities with Ratu Meli Primary School and losing a classroom to a fire, Yasawa North Secondary School has achieved a 100 percent pass rate in the Year
Automatic progression has created a culture of complacency – Radrodro
Automatic progression has created a culture of complacency among students, teachers and parents where the students may not feel the need to put in the required effort to