Govt looking at relocating some of their offices out to the Nasinu area
In a bid to help ease the traffic flow between the Suva to Nausori corridor, government is looking at relocating some of their offices out to the Nasinu area and they are
In a bid to help ease the traffic flow between the Suva to Nausori corridor, government is looking at relocating some of their offices out to the Nasinu area and they are
The FijiFirst has written to the Supervisor of Elections regarding their concerns about the way the Fiji Sun is conducting the public opinion polls for the general electi
Nuclear weapons do not feed us, clothe us or keep out the rising seas. This was highlighted by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama while speaking in support of the Treat
Sawani villagers in Naitasiri have been advised to relocate if they see that landslides is a continuous issue at the Waimanu River. Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama h
We need to provide the best services to entice tourists to visit our shores as the Tourism market is becoming highly competitive world wide. This was highlighted by th
The National Federation Party has labelled the leadership of the FijiFirst Government as an arrogant and out-of-touch Government when making claims about developments in
Paraquat will never be used in Fiji, no matter the argument. This was made clear by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama in a talanoa session during the Naitasiri Provinc
The small floriculture industry in Fiji has received a timely boost with a donation from government and the Integrated Human Resource Development Programme. A refurbis
More is being done to help with the sustainable management of beach de mer that is also an important marine resource for coastal communities. Prime Minister Voreqe Bai
Stakeholders from the public and private sector including human resource practitioners held discussions with the Minister for Employment, Parveen Bala, on the skills gap
The people of Naitasiri have heard from the Prime Minister that the Government had to take overseas loans to ensure that the economy did not crumble due to the impact of
As we travel through the cane belt areas, we note large lots of land suitable for farming lying idle, and we encourage landowners and prospective farmers to come forward
People from Samabula, Nabua and nearby areas will soon benefit from a volleyball court at the Ram Lakhan Park. The cost of the volleyball court is $46,810.05 which has
Up to 500 students in the greater Nadi- Lautoka corridor can be accommodated in the newly commissioned Muaira Methodist College in Lautoka. The $2.1 million school tha
Over 100 students from 10 villages in Navua will further benefit in their education with the commissioning of the new Ratu Simione Matanitobua College. The $2.1 millio
More needs to be done to ensure that senior citizens are well-looked after as they have made significant contributions to who we are today. Celebrating World Elder Abu
The students of Sigatoka Methodist College can now look forward to enjoying the safe, secure education they deserve without having to worry about rising water levels when
Construction of the new Valelevu Bus Terminal begins at the end of this month with an aim to have shuttle services for people living in the greater Nasinu area, Davuilevu
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum tried to get in touch with the Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Rosy Akbar regarding the issue where her commen
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework has the potential of becoming a trailblazing agreement that could be the answer to present day challenges. This was highlighted by
It was all smiles for students of Nadrau Primary School in Tavua after they witnessed the official opening of their newly built, category 5 school facilities. The scho