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Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori could have a new home in the future as the land lease is expiring in 2028 and there are indications that the landowners have no intention to renew it for Nausori Town Council. Questions
The villagers of Yanuca, in the province of Serua, have raised serious concerns about the water issue they have been facing for decades. While speaking to fijivillage News, village headman Aisake Talili says their
Residents and landowners of Vunisea in Kadavu are raising concerns about the illegal dumping of rubbish by government officials and lack of proper disposal solutions. The residents and landowners claim that governm
People can expect long-term solutions to address traffic congestion to begin within the next 12 months, as Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has confirmed plans to include more access roads into Suva through Col
Energy Fiji Limited Board Chairman Rokoseru Nabalarua says people taking offers overseas are now finding out that it is not cheap living in that particular country and are returning to Fiji and re-employed in the instit
We are not saying all middlemen are bad but some are using farmers’ struggles to make big profits and this must stop. This has been highlighted by Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu who says our farmers do no
Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says a preliminary investigation indicates the viral nightclub fight video of Acting Corrections Commissioner Sevuloni Naucukidi is likely from early March. He says they have cont
M-PAiSA Mastercard is giving one lucky customer to go and watch the Women's Rugby World Cup Finals at the Twickenham Stadium in London this September following the launch of an exciting promotion that blends the conveni
U.S President Donald Trump has announced a 100 percent tariff on all movies “produced in Foreign Landsâ€, saying the US film industry was dying a “very fast death†due to the incentives that other countries were
Apisai Madigibuli, who allegedly murdered his 25-year-old wife last year has filed a bail application as he fears the risk of contracting HIV. Madigibuli is charged with one count of murder. It is alleged that
50 percent of the 443 HIV cases identified from January to September last year have been linked to needle sharing while 54 percent of the 1,093 new HIV cases recorded are now under the Ministry of Health’s monitoring
Managing Director of Houng Lee Kaba Jacob Limited and former Director of Telecom Fiji Limited, Sanjay Kaba will appear in court on the 27th of June for his case. Kaba is charged with one count of obtaining a financ
Fiji’s Ambassador to Indonesia Amenatave Yauvoli has been appointed as Acting Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service and Public Enterprises. Yauvoli has previously served as Permanent Secretary for Commerce, T
Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh says investigations into FHL Tower where a construction worker was electrocuted are ongoing while work continues on the tower after the lifting of the stop work order. Singh s
Drivers and people living in the coastal areas from Natadola to Vatukarasa along the Coral Coast on Queens Highway, Kadavu, and nearby smaller islands, Vatulele, Beqa, Lomaiviti, Moala and Southern Lau are to take preca
Fiji’s inflation rate dropped to -0.9 percent in April 2025, marking the lowest monthly rate since May 2021 and a significant decline from 7.1 percent recorded in April 2024. The Fiji Bureau of Statistics says th
The Online Safety Commission has received a complaint regarding a video currently circulating which shows a senior government official involved in an altercation at a local establishment. This comes as a video of A
United States of America Navy Vessel 7th Fleet Flagship USS Blue Ridge LCC 19, the oldest operational Navy Vessel in operation with 1,000 Navy crew members on board, is in Suva as part of its community outreach program a
Prime Minister and Constitutional Offices Commission Chairman, Sitiveni Rabuka says he will need to verify the date of the incident involving the Acting Commissioner of Fiji Corrections Service, Sevuloni Naucukidi.
Companies listed on the South Pacific Stock Exchange have collectively declared $43 million in dividends from January to April this, continuing a strong trend of delivering shareholder value. They say this reflects
