Police step up operations to prevent cane burning during harvest season
The Fiji Police Force’s cane-cutting operation is currently underway, with Divisional Police Commanders encouraged to adopt strate
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Australian PM Albanese arrives in Fiji to strengthen Vuvale Partnership
Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese is in Fiji for an official visit as the two countries continue to strengthen the Fiji–
10 contestants finalised for Hibiscus Festival as two spots remain
Great news for Suva as 10 contestants have been finalised for this year’s Hibiscus Festival, with only two more spots left to fill
Sugar Industry Committee takes action to address sugar industry challenges
The Special Committee on the Sugar Industry has taken a series of urgent measures, including increasing payments for manual sugar
We have to be more patient and find balance - Ikanivere after 39-24 loss to Wales
We have to be patient more, says FIJI Water Flying Fijians captain Tevita Ikanivere, as the side reflects on key decision-making i
Almost a decade without commercial flights: Ovalau pushes for Bureta Airstrip revival
The lack of commercial flights to Ovalau for nearly a decade has renewed calls for the reopening of Bureta Airstrip, with resident
St John’s College seeks help to repair damaged hostel stove
One of Ovalau's oldest boarding schools is calling on former students and the wider community for help after a damaged hostel stov
Concerns raised over open drug selling and use by young people in Tailevu
Concerns that drugs are being sold openly and used by young people in Tailevu have sparked serious questions over what authorities
New $3.4 million warehouse to boost disaster response in Northern Division
Stronger disaster response and faster emergency support for the Northern Division will be boosted with the construction of a new C
Bainimarama endorses One Nation and pledges his support to the new party
Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has formally endorsed the newly registered political party, One Nation, and pledged his
FSC urges immediate cane harvesting, warns delays could cost millions and threaten sugar exports
The Fiji Sugar Corporation is urging cane growers to commence harvesting immediately, warning that any further delay could result
Fijian workers who abscond from jobs in Australia may be barred from PALM scheme - Singh
Fijian workers who abscond from their jobs in Australia and breach the rules may be barred from returning under the PALM scheme as