Nestlé Fiji donates $100,000 for Vanuatu earthquake relief
Nestlé Fiji has donated $100,000 to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to assist the people of Vanuatu in the aftermath of the 7.3 an
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Valelevu Health Centre staff surprised by choir’s Christmas gesture
Staff Nurse at Valelevu Health Centre, Laisiasa Tarogi, felt emotional hearing the Christmas carols, knowing that he and many other healthcare workers across the country
PM instructs Nalumisa to work on plans to relocate Nabua squatters, no timeframe given
Minister for Housing, Maciu Nalumisa will meet with executives of Fiji Muslim League later today to discuss options of relocating the affected families who have been livi
80% of cases against women were assault related and 20% sexual offences
80 percent of crime cases against women in November were assault-related and 20 percent were sexual offences. Police say there were 217 cases against women in November
Year 13 External Exam results out on Christmas Eve, Year 12 results out on 18th Jan
The Fiji Year 13 External Exam results will be released tomorrow, and the Year 12 External Exam results is scheduled to be released on 18th January, 2025. Minister for
76 people arrested this week for drug related offences ranging in ages from 19-64
76 people around the country arrested this week for drug related offenses with a 64-year-old man as the oldest after being found with seven sachets of dried leaves believ
No one injured in the Yasawa Aerodrome incident
No injuries have been reported after a pilot and six other passengers were unharmed in the Yasawa Aerodrome incident that took place yesterday. This has been confirme
Koya family at Muslim League Settlement won’t celebrate Christmas like before
Christmas celebrations will not be the same for the Koya family at the Muslim League Settlement in Nabua, as they are worried about their relocation. This follows the
Ditoka tells advance team to Vanuatu they are the type of people we can depend on
You are the type of people we can depend on during a crisis and we thank you. Minister for Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka highlighted this while farewelling the a
The Police institution is not corrupt, it's just the actions of a few – Chew
The Fiji Police Force as an institution is not corrupt. Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew stressed this saying the actions of a few officers who have worke
5 arrested in Narere raid with bags containing white crystals
Five people were arrested last night in Narere after being found with 6 zip-lock bags containing white crystals. Police say this was found after the raid was done.
Good Samaritans still exist - Momlesh Chandra
Despite the current challenges Fiji is facing due to financial issues, honesty, and faithfulness, good Samaritans still exist. This was highlighted by Momlesh Chandra
PM says if Acting COMPOL says there are dirty cops, they should be arrested and investigated
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says if the Acting Police Commissioner has proof that some Police officers are dirty, they should be arrested and investigated. He says
Temporary drug rehab centre to be set up at Nasese Govt quarters area - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says they have found a government quarters that will be used as a temporary drug rehabilitation centre for those people who want to be clea
Incoming COMPOL Tudravu says it is imperative to work quickly to regain public trust and confidence
Incoming Police Commissioner, Rusiate Tudravu says it is imperative that they work quickly to regain public trust and confidence in policing. While speaking to fijivil
1,200 Fijians die from smoking-related illnesses every year
1,200 Fijians die every year from tobacco-related illnesses which accounts for 17 percent of all deaths in Fiji, and these deaths incur health-related costs of $11.5 mill
Ra families appeal for water supply as creek becomes sole source due to land dispute
Forty-eight families from the Mataqali Nacobicibici Qasekinagone in Matawailevu Village in Nalawa, Ra, are appealing to the Minister for Public Works, Ro Filipe Tuisawau,
238 drivers to face show cause proceedings for reckless driving
Zero tolerance for reckless driving is being enforced by the Land Transport Authority which is freezing the client IDs of 238 individuals pending show cause proceedings.
Consumer Council raises concerns over chicken prices
The Consumer Council of Fiji has slammed supermarkets for the soaring rise in frozen chicken prices, highlighting significant markups that is burdening consumers. The
Climate finance must be delivered on scale and with urgency, we no longer have time – DPM Prasad
Climate finance must be delivered on scale and with urgency, because we no longer have time as Pacific Islands are facing an existential crisis, and the world must act no
Attempts to suppress public discourse and commentary are an attack on transparency and accountability – Fijian Media Association
The Fijian Media Association is calling on public office holders to respect media freedom and democratic discourse on issues of national concern. While making a statem