MoneyMinded Literacy program pays off for Vereivalu and Daulako
From 5 bundles of fish to owning her own stall, and then buying a family car during the pandemic. That is the success story of Fane Vereivalu as she spoke at the launc
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Players have to prove themselves this week - Nagasau
Fighting for a chance to represent Fiji in the Commonwealth Games will be the main aim for every Fijiana 7s player that will take part in this week’s Oceania 7s in
Farmers raise concerns after continuous breakdowns at the Lautoka mill
Serious concerns are being raised by farmers in the Western Division following a series of breakdowns at the Lautoka sugar mill since last Wednesday. Umesh Kumar of Qe
Calls being made to vaccinate our children with urgency against COVID-19 as the threat is increasing
Calls are being made to vaccinate our children with urgency against COVID-19 as the threat is increasing with new cases emerging in the community. While Dialogue Fiji
Some informal waste pickers removed from their homes for their own safety after enduring domestic violence
Some women informal waste pickers endured and struggled with abuse and domestic violence at the hands of their partners because they could not give them money despite not
Former Nadi Magistrate says People’s Alliance will ensure stories of people will be addressed
Former Nadi Magistrate and People’s Alliance provisional candidate Siromi Turaga says the Alliance will ensure that the stories of people will be addressed if they
EFL employees below HOD level receive a 5% pay rise
Good news for EFL employees who are below the Head of Department level, as they have received a 5 percent pay rise. This pay rise will be backdated to January 1st 2022
Ex-scholars arrive from overseas for Nasinu Muslim College Golden Jubilee celebrations
Current and former students of Nasinu Muslim College are expected to come out in numbers for the school's Golden Jubilee celebrations from this Thursday to Saturday. S
Tourism market becoming more competitive- AG
We need to provide the best services to entice tourists to visit our shores as the Tourism market is becoming highly competitive world wide. This was highlighted by th
FCCC calling on Fijians to report any unethical practices
Having strict enforcement is critical during tough economic times and the Fijian Competition and Consumer is steadfast in its commitment to protecting the rights of Fijia
Fighting for a better future for Fiji's next generation is why I'm running for elections - Rabuka
Fighting for a better future for the next generation of Fiji is why People’s Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka is running for elections Speaking at a rally in Nad
Mo'unga is our Steph Curry – Scott Robertson
Crusaders flyhalf Richie Mo'unga has been compared to NBA star Steph Curry by coach Scott Robertson after their Super Rugby final win over the Blues at Eden Park last nig
Private sector wants to bring in expatriates to fill in skills gap as short term fix
The private sector should be able to bring in expatriates to work in blue collar jobs as a short term solution to the skills gap being faced in Fiji’s labour marke
Tamavua community get together to address the rising crime rate in the area
Serious concerns have been raised regarding the increase in crime rates in the community of Tamavua Central, and members of the community are taking proactive measures to
Fijians weigh in their support for teams in tonight’s Super Rugby Pacific Final
Since its inception, Super Rugby has been dominated by teams in New Zealand and Australia, however, the competition has always had a strong following in Fiji. With fou
Proud father always knew Reece would reach great heights and is not surprised by his success
Watching his son play rugby since he was young, William Reece always knew that Sevu Reece will reach great heights in rugby and is not surprised by the success of the Cru
Narere family heartbroken after Navy officer allegedly attacks dog with a cane knife
A Narere family has been left heartbroken after their dog was attacked by a neighbour with a cane knife on Monday which left the animal in critical condition. Bimal Pr
Fundraising in schools is allowed but will need the approval of PS Education - Divisional Education Officer Central
Fundraising in schools is still allowed but will need the approval of the Permanent Secretary of Education, however, fundraising outside of a school compound will not nee
Agriculture Ministry make submission to encourage young farmers
Youths are being encouraged to take up farming and the Ministry is also working on programmes to enable more engagement from young people in the Agriculture sector. Pe
Laselase villagers ask Rabuka why they should vote for him
Why should we vote for you? That was the main question posed to People’s Alliance Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka as he met with people in Laselase, Nadroga. Rabuka
Situation in the international market can have a further negative impact on prices of flour and fuel
Be prepared as the current situation in the international market could have a further negative impact on the prices of flour and fuel in Fiji. FCCC CEO Joel Abraham sa