Assistance for famers when dry weather trigger point is reached - Tunabuna
As farmers continue to raise concerns about dry conditions and difficulty growing crops, Minister for Agriculture Tomasi Tunabuna says they will roll
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Vosarogo confims those getting foreign funds can carry out campaign-related activities based on Electoral Commission rules
Following concerns raised by the Centre for Democracy and Dialogue, Minister for Justice, Filimoni Vosarogo states that in light of the recent amendments to section 115 o
Rabuka confident in People's Alliance support and to form Govt outright on their own
The People's Alliance is hoping to secure more than 50 percent of the votes at the next general elections to form a government on its own, with its leader expressing conf
National government announcement on drought situation this Friday
The Government is preparing to make a national announcement this Friday outlining its plans to address the drought situation.Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, who c
Two inmates die in separate incidents at Suva and Lautoka Corrections Centres
Two people have died while in the custody of the Fiji Corrections Service, with one inmate dying from injuries sustained after allegedly being scalded with hot water and
Three young girls drowned in separate incidents at Wailoaloa Beach
Three children, aged 5, 7 and 8 years, have died in two separate drowning incidents at Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi yesterday.Police say the first incident involved two girls,
Singh rejects Forwood's allegations, and says extra-marital affair claims are fake
Minister for Multi Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh has outrightly rejected claims that he engaged in an extra marital affair, stressing that text messages being circula
Women contribute towards clean water supply in Burerua and surrounding villages
Women in Burerua in Tailevu and surrounding villages have joined forces with Government to secure access to clean water, contributing one-third of the funding needed to e
Sigatoka farmer claims his three-acre pawpaw farm was deliberately set on fire
A Sigatoka farmer is appealing for help after his three-acre pawpaw farm was set on fire last Saturday, leaving him worried about how he will support his young family and
No clean water and electricity for the last 3 years - Waka family
It has been three years that the Waka family in Seaqaqa, Vanua Levu, has been waiting for access to clean and safe drinking water; despite visits from the Water Authority
Cabinet endorses National Action Plan to prevent violence against children
The National Action Plan to Prevent Violence Against Children 2026-2031 has been endorsed by Cabinet, with the Government expected to launch the plan this month as part o
Grace Road Group file is currently under review following its return by Police - ODPP
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions confirms that the Grace Road Group file dealing with allegations of human trafficking is currently under review followin
Family seeks $180,000 for urgent overseas heart surgery for newborn baby
The parents of a newborn baby boy are urgently appealing for public assistance to raise approximately $157,000 for life-saving heart surgery in New Zealand.They also need
Thousands of people face overnight water rationing as dry weather affects Tamavua water supply
Thousands of people relying on the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant are expected to face overnight water disruptions as the Water Authority of Fiji introduces temporary wate
PM says no need to be alarmists and be dramatic, things are under control
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says there is no need to be alarmists and be dramatic as he clarified his response to the media on whether there will be a state of emerge
CFL expands radio coverage with new Nayavu Transmitter
Good news for people across Ra, Tailevu, Naitasiri and surrounding areas as Communications Fiji Limited, the parent company of FM96, Legend FM, VITIFM, Navtarang, Radio S
I will make a conscience vote, I will lose my job either way - Sashi Kiran
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran says her vote on the Constitution Amendment Bill will be guided by her conscience and whether the final Bil
Man charged with attempted murder of police officer and meth possession granted bail
Saimoni Rokotunidau, who is charged with the attempted murder of a female police officer in Laqere and the unlawful possession of methamphetamine, has been granted bail.R
Ditoka says Fiji serious about concerns raised in US Trafficking In Persons Report
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sakiasi Ditoka stresses that no individual or organisation should be considered beyond the reach of Fiji's laws because of their economic c
Radrodro reacts to PM - We are elected to represent the people of Fiji, not simply to occupy cabinet positions
Following Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka's comments that cabinet ministers from SODELPA and the National Federation Party could be asked to leave their positions if they
Fiji's energy sector faces $44M fuel cost pressure, Usamate raises concerns over delays in renewable energy projects
Low rainfall is forcing greater reliance on diesel generation in Fiji, with Energy Fiji Limited estimating that the combined impact of fuel price volatility and increased