Around 600 secondary school graduates teaching in primary schools – Radrodro
Around 600 secondary school teacher graduates are currently employed and teaching in primary schools. This was revealed by Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro while
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Maharaj questions Govt’s health achievements amid staff and infrastructure concerns
Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj has questioned how the government can claim victory in the health sector when the basic physical environment for delivering care is falling a
Gavoka will remain as DPM - SODELPA Leader Radrodro
Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka will continue his term as Deputy Prime Minister for the near foreseeable future. Minister for Education, Aseri
Ministry of Immigration looking to open office in Nakasi
To cater for the demand in their Suva office, the Ministry of Immigration is looking at opening an office in Nakasi. Minister for Immigration, Viliame Naupoto stated t
Authorities are working to resolve issues after removal of disposable e-transport cards - Rabuka
The government is working closely with Vodafone, bus operators, and the Land Transport Authority to address the issues raised regarding disposable cards and is progressin
Vodafone to allow e-ticket card balance transfers for replacements
There is good news for passengers travelling by bus, as Vodafone has been instructed to enable transfers for legitimate card replacements, provided that proper documentat
Payment of school levies can't be a precondition of entry - Radrodro
We have spoken to the concerned school and told them that payment of school levies cannot be a precondition for entry. Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro highlight
We are looking at the standards we want to be known for when we take on England, France and Spain – Byrne
We are looking at the standards we set and the standards we want to be known for. FIJI Water Flying Fijians Coach Mick Byrne highlighted this to fijivillage Sports ahe
Fiji secures USD$27M from the Climate Investment Fund to support Nature, People and Climate investment plan
Fiji secured USD$27 million last week from the Climate Investment Fund (CIF) to support our Nature, People and Climate (NPC) investment plan. Permanent Secretary for E
Remote students and underfunded schools face major barriers to education - Dr Puamau
Geographic isolation and financial disadvantage are two major barriers affecting students’ access to education in Fiji. This was highlighted by Fiji National U
FICAC has to be reviewed and it will be part of the policing structure – PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says FICAC will have to be within the Police just like separate sections looking at certain issues. Rabuka made these comments when fij
Overthrow of govt and abrogation of Constitution make Fiji’s coups unusual – Prof. Fraenkel
Only Fiji has witnessed repeated coups, and each coup has two separate phases; first, the illegal overthrow of government and then the abrogation of the Constitution, whi
Rewa and Nasinu to clash in Primary Schools Boys IDC final
Rewa will take on Nasinu in the final of the 48th Extra Fiji Primary Schools Football Inter-District Championship 2025 at Prince Charles Park in Nadi. Rewa beat Seaqaq
Alifereti Nainoca grateful for opportunity to learn from senior players
Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s player Alifereti Nainoca says he is honoured to be part of the squad travelling to New Zealand this week and is eager to learn from
Fiji Law Society President says there’s a constant struggle to uphold and respect the law in Fiji, it starts from the top
There is a constant struggle that we seem to have in Fiji with upholding and respecting the rule of law, and in my view, I think it starts at the top. Fiji Law Society
739 youths in prison - Dausiga
A total of 739 youths are currently serving time in prison, out of the total 1,654 inmates nationwide. Director of Rehabilitation, Education, and Training, Superintend
Speaker urges legal sector to embrace change for future
Legal professionals and policymakers must embrace change as a constant force shaping the Pacific, emphasising that legal resilience and innovation are critical to address
Students continue using fireworks, COMPOL urges public responsibility
Serious concerns have been raised as some secondary school students continue to use fireworks inside buses on their way home after school hours. The latest incident oc
Healthcare must lead the fight against climate crisis
The climate crisis is a cause for major concern in the Pacific region, and the healthcare sector stands at a crossroads, where it can either continue contributing to the
Employers raise concerns over Employment Relations Bill amid skills and labour crisis
Employers have warned that the proposed Employment Relations Bill fails to address Fiji’s ongoing skills and labour crisis, raising concerns about its impact on bu
BulaFlights launches Fiji’s first locally built travel booking platform on Friday
A new era of travel convenience has arrived for Fijians with the official launch of BulaFlights on Friday, the country’s first locally developed flight search, com