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The Fiji Airways Flying Fijians have climbed to their highest position of eighth in the latest World Rugby Rankings released today. Fiji jumped from 10th to 8th place after their 21-14 win over France over the week
The government’s motion to adopt the Parliamentary Standing Orders was passed in parliament today with 26 MPs supporting the motion and 21 MPs voting against it. 4 MPs did not vote on the motion. &
Doctor Jiko Luveni has been elected as the Speaker of Parliament for the second term while Assistant Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Veena Bhatnagar has been elected as the Deputy Speaker. .resp-
The first sitting of the new parliament after the general elections will take place today. The swearing in of the members of parliament will be done in this parliament sitting together with the selection of the Spe
The Fiji Airways Flying Fijians have created history when they secured a hard‑fought 21‑14 victory against France in their final November international in Paris this morning. FT: @fijirugby get historic 21
The driver of the vehicle which allegedly caused the death of two men in Lautoka early Thursday morning has been charged. It is alleged that the vehicle veered off road and hit a tree at the junction of Natabua and
Young people see opportunity where others may only see risk or difficulty, they see solutions where others may see only immovable obstacles, and they see Fiji’s place in a world that is rapidly evolving, and in ma
The 33-year-old bus driver who is alleged to have caused the death of a 30-year-old man from Nakasi, remains in police custody. A 30-year‑old man from Nakasi lost his life after he was hit by the bus along Foster
A father of two who was amongst the crowds of people that came through the gates of Fiji Showcase the Xmas Special says he and his family are eager to catch a glimpse of the daring and breathtaking performances at the b
The Human Rights and Anti‑Discrimination Commission has filed a Constitutional Redress application on behalf of the late Josua Lalauvaki in relation to the violation of his Constitutional Rights on 2nd September 2018
Fiji Showcase the Xmas Special is ready to open its gates at 12pm today with 125 exhibitors ready to put smiles on people’s faces with the bargains they have. Total Event Company Manager Loretta Jackson says
A new set of Government Ministers have been sworn in at the State House with some key portfolio changes. There are 13 Ministers and eight Assistant Ministers. Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama is also the Mini
Sitiveni Rabuka has handed in his resignation as SODELPA Leader and has been nominated to be Opposition Leader. Rabuka officially handed in his resignation to the SODELPA Management Board yesterday afternoon.
The National Federation Party has not accepted the official result of the 2018 General Elections however the party respects it’s outcome. This has been stated by NFP’s Leader Professor Biman Prasad who
The Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has revealed that a total of 72% of voters turned up to vote for the 2018 General Elections. He says the total number of votes cast in the 2018 General Elections is 458,5
FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama took his Prime Minister’s oath this morning at State House. He took the Oath of Allegiance and Oath of Due Execution of Office in front of President Jioji
FijiFirst leader and Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama will be sworn in today for a second term as Prime Minister. He will be sworn in by President Jioji Konrote at 10 this morning. Bainimarama led FijiFirst t
The search for a 3yr-old boy who went missing while playing near the Sigatoka River bank yesterday afternoon continues today. Police say the victim had accompanied his father and two relatives out fishing when he w
Prime Minister and FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama says he is proud to become your Prime Minister once again, a Prime Minister of all who call Fiji home, of all who feel the pangs of pride when they achieve gre
FijiFirst will form government again for the next four years as they have topped the official tally of the 2018 general elections results with 227,241 votes which is 50.02 percent of the total votes. This is from t
