Fijians can now pay bus fares by scanning a QR code
Fijians can now pay their bus fares by simply scanning a QR code on their smartphones, following the launch of Fiji’s first-ever e
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Fiji passport services resume after technical issues resolved
The technical issues affecting the passport system have been resolved, and services have now resumed operating normally.The Fiji I
Three youths charged with aggravated robbery of 21-year-old in Nabua
Three youths appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday charged with with one count of aggravated robbery after allegedly ro
Education Ministry will explore options to recover payments from 13 ghost employees
The Ministry of Education will explore all available options to recover salary payments made to 13 ghost employees after they were
Court rejects Saneem as FICAC witness, accepts disputed documents in Prof. Prasad's trial
The Suva Magistrates Court has rejected the application by FICAC to produce former Registrar of Political Parties Mohammed Saneem
$5 for Our Teachers organisers consider prioritising 16 teachers left out of latest pay run
Apisai Salaba, who is representing affected teachers in the $5 for Our Teachers community appeal, says they are considering priori
SODELPA questions timing of proposed electoral law changes
SODELPA General Secretary Viliame Takayawa has raised concerns about the timing of the proposed electoral changes, saying there ne
Passport enrolment services suspended amid Immigration system upgrade
Passport enrolment services have been suspended from yesterday, until further notice due to an ongoing system upgrade.The Ministry
6 truckloads of rubbish collected during Korosomo clean-up
A community clean-up at Korosomo in Seaqaqa, Labasa has highlighted the extent of irresponsible waste disposal in the area, with 3
Nakasi resident raises concerns over alleged overnight liquor sales and disturbances
A Nakasi resident has raised concerns over alleged overnight liquor sales and disturbances linked to a shop on Ramesh Patel Street
Investigation ordered into teachers’ salary stoppage as 114 staff receive pay
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has ordered an investigation into the recent salary stoppage affecting Ministry of Education sta
Teachers speak out over salary stoppage, call for urgent action
Two teachers affected by the recent salary stoppage say the situation has left them struggling to meet basic family expenses, with