Stop treating workers like animals - PS Employment tells Ram Sami
Ram Sami & Sons (Fiji) Ltd should stop treating workers like animals and start treating them like human beings, irrespective of whether they are from Bangladesh or Fiji.
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Team Fiji strikes gold and silver at Australian Culinary Federation Restaurant Challenge
Team Fiji has won gold and silver at the Australian Culinary Federation Restaurant Challenge. Isireli Chong from Wyndham Resort and Filipe Miramira from Yasawa Island
FNPF recovers $2.8M as $8M legacy in employer contributions remains outstanding
More than $8 million in historical contributions owed to FNPF members remains outstanding, with the Fiji National Provident Fund urging employers to take advantage of its
Police investigate overseas employment scam
A police investigation is underway into a scam in which more than 300 people reportedly paid $100 each after being promised overseas employment opportunities. More tha
Police officers search vehicle along Harris Road in Suva
Police officers have searched a vehicle along Harris Road in Suva.Two people were seen walking around the vehicle while the officers were removing items from the parked v
Burden on health workers remains a concern as Fiji continues to provide workforce for the Pacific
The burden on health workers remains a major issue that needs to be considered as Fiji continues to provide health professionals and other skilled workers to countries ac
Rabuka confirms approaching Justice Ashton-Lewis for CJ's role, says friendship now rules him out
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has today confirmed that he had approached Justice David Ashton-Lewis before and after the 2022 general elections and had asked Justice Ash
High STI rates among pregnant women and young people a serious concern in Fiji
Young people under the age of 25 years are among those most affected by sexually transmitted infections in Fiji, with a FRESH Pilot study finding high rates of chlamydia
Online Safety Commission calls for stronger laws and adequate budgets to ensure victims get justice
As online harms become more serious in Fiji, the Online Safety Commission stresses that we need to keep up with stronger laws and adequate budgets to ensure the victims a
PS for Employment warns Fijians after 300+ pay $100 each in alleged job scam
More than 300 people say they paid $100 each after being promised overseas employment opportunities, with more than 50 reportedly turning up at Nadi International Airport
Qovuniceva sentenced to life imprisonment after robbing and murdering Tavua taxi driver
27 year old Marika Qovuniceva has been sentenced to life imprisonment for robbing and murdering 33 year old taxi driver, Nitesh Kumar Chand on the 1st of June 2024 in Tav
Rabuka urges Fijians to remain calm, says Constitution Review recommendations are not Government decisions
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging all Fijians to remain calm following the presentation of the Constitutional Review Commission's report and recommendations.Rabuka
CRC recommends 41 seat Parliament and 19 seat Senate, and guarantees religious freedom
The Constitution Review Commission has recommended a 41 seat House of Representatives or Parliament with 26 constituencies.According to the Draft Constitution Bill, 26 MP
CRC recommends GCC and Senate to return, and continued use of Fijian as national identity for now
Some of the recommendations arising from the 2013 Constitution review are the reinstatement of the Great Council of Chiefs; the reinstatement of the Senate as the Upper H
Judgement next Friday for 3 men over missing drug parcel assault that resulted in Zain Kaiyum's death
Abdul Imran Feroz Mohammed, Israel Daniel Adonai and Jone Mataitoga, who are charged over the assault that resulted in the death of Zain Kaiyum in Nasinu in 2023, will re
Constitution review report handed to President, media not allowed to cover the important event
The Constitution Review Commission is handing over the constitution review report and Draft Constitution Amendment Bill to President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu this hour ho
Naisevunivai granted immunity, to testify as State witness in Afroz Khan murder case
The murder charge against Semi Naisevunivai has been dropped after he was granted immunity in the Afroz Khan murder case and will now testify as a State witness.Naisevuni
Kadavu farmer turns challenges into innovation, prepares to represent Fiji and Pacific in China
A 31-year-old farmer from Kadavu who experienced first-hand the challenges facing smallholder farmers, taught himself technology and built his own solution, is now prepar
Australian support has been crucial to Fijian Drua's growth – Hussein
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua General Manager Commercial Shane Hussein says the Australian Government support has played a crucial role in helping the club grow from taking
New shelter opens in West for women and girls affected by violence, drugs and trafficking
Women and girls escaping gender-based violence in the Western Division will have access to safe accommodation, counselling and other support services through a new Women'
3 charged in relation to Nadi taxi driver robbery
Three people have been charged in relation to the Nadi taxi driver robbery on Tuesday morning.Police confirm the three have been charged with aggravated robbery while one