PM says no need to be alarmists and be dramatic, things are under control
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says there is no need to be alarmists and be dramatic as he clarified his response to the media on
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Poor working conditions and lack of merit-based promotions pushing doctors and nurses overseas – Dr Chang
Poor working conditions, inadequate medical equipment, burnout and a lack of merit-based promotions have been highlighted as some
Fijian diaspora celebrates Diwali in Taupo, New Zealand, promoting unity and cultural togetherness
The Fijian diaspora in Taupo, New Zealand, gathered to celebrate Diwali, highlighting the importance of preserving their culture,
Final debate on Police Bill underway in Parliament
The Fiji Police Force Bill which proposes arrest without warrant, use of force by Police officers in exercising powers, provides t
No critical data leakage reported in suspected cyberattack on regional organisation - Naivalarua
As investigations continue in the suspected cyberattack on a regional organisation based in Suva, Minister for Policing and Commun
Vunivaceva families face water shortage as well dries up
Residents of Vunivaceva in Labasa are struggling to access drinking water as the prolonged dry spell continues to affect their wat
CFL expands radio coverage with new Nayavu Transmitter
Good news for people across Ra, Tailevu, Naitasiri and surrounding areas as Communications Fiji Limited, the parent company of FM9
24-hour operations begin to extinguish Vunato dump fire as residents warned of toxic smoke
Efforts to extinguish the Vunato Rubbish Dump fire will be intensified, with the Lautoka City Council bringing in an additional ex
Fiji and PNG Churches strengthen ties to support education, health and communities
The Methodist Church in Fiji and the United Church in Papua New Guinea have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen coo
Fijians warned to verify overseas job offers as concerns grow over exploitation
Fijians are being urged to verify overseas job offers through the Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations bef
Stray livestock owners could face higher fines as Ministry reviews old laws
Livestock owners who repeatedly allow their animals to roam freely could face higher fines, as the Ministry of Agriculture reviews
Ditoka says Fiji serious about concerns raised in US Trafficking In Persons Report
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sakiasi Ditoka stresses that no individual or organisation should be considered beyond the reach of