Pre-Budget 2024-2025
Pre Budget 2024-2025 budget recommendations and an insight of what people on the ground wish to see in the National Budget
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Talks in progress to test waste water to determine the highest drug content areas in Fiji - PM
Following serious concerns regarding the increased prevalence of drugs in Fiji where the country is also being used as a transit point for New Zealand and Australia, Prim
Huge delay in glitch audit, SOE now plans to write to the new AG
Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mataiciwa is now planning to write to the new Attorney General, Graham Leung as they did not receive any update from the former Attorney Gene
FTA and FTU call on the Govt to prioritize the right pay for the teachers and civil servants in the budget
Fijian Teachers Association and Fiji Teachers Union Spokesperson Muniappa Goundar says for this National Budget, the government should show that they are a caring and wor
FijiFirst to be deregistered if they do not amend constitution by June 28th - SOE
The FijiFirst Party has been given time until the 28th of June to amend their constitution and if this is not followed, the Fijian Elections Office will deregister the pa
AG Leung grateful to serve Fiji and will await SG’s brief on work program
Newly appointed Attorney General, Graham Leung says he is grateful to serve Fiji and will await the Solicitor General’s briefing on their work program. Leung sp
Yee eyes Olympic Games spot ahead of 100 metres semi final today
Team Fiji athlete, Braelyn Yee has set her sight on securing a spot at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games as she gears up for the semi-finals of the senior women’s 100 m
Teachers' unions demand is 30% pay rise, we may not settle for anything less - Gounder
Our demand remains the same, and the last resort will be to take industrial action. This was highlighted by Fijian Teachers Association and Fiji Teachers Union Spokesp
Minister for Finance has to find money on how increased salaries can be paid – PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says he feels for the people’s hardships based on the concerns raised regarding the Members of Parliament voting for the change in
About 280 students graduate from Pacific Polytech
It is the start of a new journey for about 280 students as they have graduated from Pacific Polytech in Nabua this afternoon. Kinisimere Tuisausau from Naserua, Naitas
Any changes to the minimum wage rate will affect our SMEs – Lockington
The CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, Fantasha Lockington is calling on the government to re-look at the national minimum wage before approving any changes w
Prof. Prasad concentrates on budget, makes no comments on the gazetted increases
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the government’s focus now is on the next budget, and whatever policies and decisions b
Eminem's 'Houdini' video chock-full of celebrity cameos
Eminem's new single 'Houdini' arrived Friday, and with it a music video that's chock-full of celebrity cameos from Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, comedians Shane Gillis an
Snap elections can take place if the govt cannot sort out the pay mess - Prof. Steven Ratuva
Snap elections can take place if the Coalition Government cannot sort out it's mess. This has been highlighted by the Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific, Professor Steven Rat
Display of colours as Fiji Fashion Week ends on a high note
There was a vast display of colours at the 2024 Fiji Fashion Week as designers from Fiji and abroad showcased the various designs in the final show at the Vodafone Arena.
Topline community performs vakamamaca for Rabitu, Valetini and Ravula
Members of the Topline community in Lautoka performed a vakamamaca for Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players Kemu Valetini, Isikeli Rabitu and Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula after
Land utilisation and entrepreneurship vital for iTaukei economic growth - Prof. Steven Ratuva
It is important now to begin to look at how the iTaukei can engage in entrepreneurship apart from other ethnic groups as a cause of their source of socio-economic conditi
The players are hungry for the win tomorrow - Derenalagi
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are hungry for a win against the Rebels knowing their fate in this year’s Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition depends on the
Ratu Sukuna’s valuable lessons on values and culture need to be embraced for our young generation – PM
The legacy of Ratu Sir Josefa Lalabalavu Vanayaliyali Sukuna’s valuable lessons on values and culture need to be embraced for our young generation to be empowered.
Values and respect for others before self is a reminder of Ratu Sukuna's legacy - Wairuku Primary School Head Boy
It is important to understand and know the values of respect and care for others and not only for ourselves. This was highlighted by Wairuku Primary School Head Boy, T
Social issues need to be discussed with the young generation - Marist Deputy Head Boy
The talk of social issues such as poverty, crime, drugs and gender-based violence should be discussed with the youths as it is a current challenge that individuals, commu