Prof. Ahluwalia has not resigned - USP Pro-Chancellor
The University of the South Pacific says Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia, has not resigned although Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro announce
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Accelerating action for women is quite slow - Tuiketei
International lawyer Ana Tuiketei has emphasized the slow progress in empowering women and girls, noting that many are still unable to start businesses, complete their ed
Constitution Amendment Bill tabled in Parliament
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has tabled the Constitution Amendment Bill for the first reading in Parliament. The Bill seeks to change the requirement for the 75 perc
Education Act to address emerging challenges – Assistant Education Minister
Fiji’s education system has evolved rapidly, but its policies and legislation are outdated, therefore, a review of the Education Act will ensure that modern demand
Radrodro confirms Prof. Ahluwalia had verbally resigned
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the University of the South Pacific Vice Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia had resigned verbally during a Council meeting in t
4 from the Group of 17 may support Constitution amendment
There are indications that 4 MPs from the Group of 17 independents in the Opposition may support the coalition government's Bill to Amend the Constitution. Prime Minis
Secretary of the President was summoned and picked up to answer questions on why Malimali was not suspended
There are revelations that the Secretary to the President’s Office was picked up in a vehicle and summoned to appear before the Commission of Inquiry to answer que
We should not fear making changes to the Constitution - Leung
We should not fear discussing or making changes to the constitution. This has been highlighted by Attorney General Graham Leung while responding to the President Ratu
Older people have topped suicide numbers in the last 3-years – Kiran
Older people, who have contributed to nation-building in the past, have had the highest suicide rates over the last three years. Minister for Women, Children, and Soci
1,500 new rooms under construction to address room shortage in tourism sector – Gavoka
As Fiji faces a shortage of rooms in the tourism sector, between this year and the next, there will be about 1,500 new rooms under construction, while another 2,000 rooms
Installing extra water pumps will solve the water cut issues - Ro Filipe
The Tamavua Water Treatment Plant does not have the capacity to cater for Suva, which is why the Viria Water Treatment Plant was built to sustain water supply, and negoti
Parliament passes motion to guarantee $190M loan for FDB
Parliament has unanimously passed a motion that the government guarantee a $190 million loan by the Fiji Development Bank for 12 months period from 1st March this year to
Chand calls out Ro Filipe for not addressing issues of poor bus services
Member of Opposition Hem Chand has called out Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau for not addressing the issues of poor bus services which results in elderly and
Govt partners with media to combat illicit drugs
The Government is collaborating with all mainstream media outlets to fight the illicit drug crisis in the county. Assistant Minister for Information Aliki Bia confirme
Lami, Tamavua and Samabula residents told to boil water as WAF confirms no health risk assessment underway
Residents in Lami, Tamavua and Samabula who are getting discoloured water in their taps are being advised to boil drinking water as Water Authority of Fiji have assured
Good news : 4 new elevators arrive for CWMH, 6 to be replaced in total - Dr Lalabalavu
Good news as the Ministry of Health and Medical Services has started the process of replacing the 6 critical elevators at a cost of about $1 million at the CWM Hospital.
Northern Division could access open heart surgery soon
People in the Northern Division could access world-class open-heart surgeries at the Labasa Hospital soon. This is after Pacific Specialist Healthcare (PSH Hospitals)
Nabavatu villagers don’t have to live in tents anymore, as new house constructions about to begin
The villagers of Nabavatu will no longer have to live in tents since the government will start the project to build 10 houses by the end of July as construction is expect
Fuel prices increase while gas drops
Get ready to dig deeper into your pockets from today as unleaded, diesel, premix, and kerosene prices will go up while gas will drop. The Fijian Competition and Consum
Drua fumble in last minute, giving the ball and game to Tahs 29-24
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua fumbled the ball in the last minute giving the ball and the game to the Waratahs in their round 3 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific match.
Historic 8 seconds Naikore try sets up Drua 23-17 victory over Tahs women
Vitalina Naikore has made history with the fastest try in the SMARTECH Super Rugby Women’s Competition, scoring in the first 8 seconds of the match in the 2025 sea