76% pass rate recorded in FY12 as results are released today
A 76 percent pass rate has been recorded in the Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination after the provisional results were released this afternoon. This result is an impr
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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
200 Aspen workers give notice to go on strike next month
200 staff of Aspen Medical could go on strike from the 6th of February at 7am until the resolution of the dispute as the Construction Energy and Timber Workers Union of F
Scrapping Automatic Progression likely to breach Fiji’s international obligations in education
The University of Fiji says that to scrap the automatic progression, also known as ‘no-repeat’, decision in the schooling system is likely to breach the prov
I intend to discuss the Acting DPP’s actions with her when I resume duties on Monday - Pryde
The haste with which the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, Nancy Tikoisuva has reviewed my personal file and laid a complaint with FICAC days before I resume my dut
Fiji Police refutes claims by FWCC regarding domestic violence case in Malolo, Nadi
The Police Force is strongly refuting claims made by the Coordinator of the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, Shamima Ali who says Nadi Police had told Latchman Krishna
Senior management of Office of the DPP file complaint against Pryde
The Senior Management at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has lodged a complaint against the Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde with FICA
FWCC calls for investigation into how Police handled the case of man involved in murder-suicide incident
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is calling for an immediate investigation into how Nadi Police handled the case of Latchman Krishna who killed his wife and then too
956 case of domestic violence reported to FWCC in 2024, Ali says police treat cases trivially
Alarming statistics have been revealed by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, with 1513 new cases that came to their branches around Fiji for counselling between Janua
Ali says she was dancing on the streets when poll results came out but she is now disappointed
Do we need this size of the cabinet, did we really need to get Opposition members in who were voted out for good reason, and this just looks like a political move. Tho
PM happy with Health Minister’s performance
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed confidence in the performance of the Minister for Health and Medical Services Doctor Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu. Rabuka highli
What was in that drink served to the 7 tourists last month?
The Ministry of Health is referring the issue of the alleged drink spiking incident at the Warwick Resort in December, to the Ministry of Tourism. When asked by fijivi
13 serious accidents recorded this year
The Fiji Police Force have recorded 13 serious accidents in the last 13 days which raises serious concerns for both drivers and pedestrians. Police Director of Traffic
COI Commissioner clarifies Prime Minister Rabuka was not given a 'grilling'
Commissioner of Inquiry, Justice David Ashton Lewis clarifies that Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka was not subjected to a “grilling†during his two-hour sessio
Pryde confirms he will return to the office next week
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde confirms he has advised the Official Secretary to the President that he will formally resume his duties as DPP next Mon
Trial for Bainimarama and Qiliho’s abuse of office case set for 2 June to 11 July
The trial date in the matter where former Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho's allegedly made unwarranted demands to
Employers raise concerns as new bill proposes double pay on public holidays and alternative day off
Employers in Savusavu have raised concerns about a newly proposed Employment Relations Bill which provides double pay and an alternative day off for employees working on
Consultations to repeal automatic progression starts Thursday - Radrodro
Over the past years automatic progression has created a culture of complacency amongst students, teachers and parents, therefore the Ministry of Education will conduct co
Navua man in custody for being in possession of illicit drugs
An unemployed man of Tokotoko, Navua is in custody after he was arrested last night for being in possession of illicit drugs. Police say a total of 171 dried plants be
From farm to market: A mother’s commitment to her children’s future
Mereoni Solei, from Naqarawai Village in Namosi, says farming has played a vital role in supporting and shaping the education of her three children. Solei says the gov
Parents out in numbers getting their children ready for the new school year
The Capital City was a hive of activity today as parents and guardians turned out in numbers to get their children ready for the new school year. This is after the gov