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Police are seeking assistance from the public in locating 21-year old Salome Gonevulavula, who was reported missing at the Valelevu Police Station. Police say Gonevulavula was last seen on the 1st of March 2025 lea
A stern reminder has been issued to businesses to adhere to employment laws, as the Ministry of Employment has received complaints of local workers not being paid their wages and migrant workers facing ill-treatment.
18 participants of the Leadership Fiji Program graduated last night and were recognised for their commitment to 1 year of learning the values of leadership. The 18 participants included leaders from various organis
There are major public sector funded projects in the upcoming budget which includes bridges, the Nadi River flood alleviation project and many others that the government will be announcing in the budget on 27th June.
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says retaining children in school has been a major target for the Ministry but they have seen a major increase in student intake from primary to secondary school by over 5,000 stude
37 families of Nabavatu who are still residing at a temporary site will finally have a place to call home after the groundbreaking ceremony of the Nabavatu Relocation Project by the Minister for Rural and Maritime Devel
Former Marist Brothers High School students have come together to give back to their school, unveiling a new 155-metre covered walkway designed to provide students with shelter and comfort. Speaking at the opening
Government MP Lynda Tabuya says a lot of people have urged her to leave the Coalition Government while some suggested she join another party. While responding to President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu’s opening addres
Seaqaqa farmer Asena Weleilakeba is calling on the Government to assist farmers in the Northern Division with transportation, as they struggle with significant price differences between their local markets and Suva.
The government has invested over a million dollars into the Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service to strengthen the capacity of civil servants, ensuring continuous skill development. Prime Minister Sitiveni Ra
Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has defeated a no-confidence motion against her minority government for a second time in two weeks. Fiame defeated the no-confidence vote by 32 votes against the motion an
Three vessels have left for the Lau Group to distribute relief supplies to those affected by the recent Tropical Cyclone Rae. Provincial Administrator Lau, Iakobo Waqanidrola, says the MV Iloilovatu will cover Onea
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces must never again be used as a political tool and our democracy must never again be undermined by those in positions of power. Those were the sentiments echoed by the Minister fo
Because of FijiFirst government's incompetence, Fiji Sugar Corporation is now facing one of the largest corporate claims in Fiji’s history. This was raised by the Minister of Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Sin
Speaker of Parliament Filimoni Jitoko says in his view, there appears to be an inherent inconsistency and conflict between the provisions of Section 159(2)(c) of the Constitution and the overall objective of Chapter 11
There is dissent in the Opposition Group of 16 Bloc as member Sanjay Kirpal who voted for the motion to suspend Standing Order to allow for the tabling of the Constitution Amendment Bill last night will be writing a com
Four Weightlifting Fiji coaches - Henry Elder, Eremasi Qalibau, Timothy Vakuruivalu and Della Shaw Elder – have successfully obtained their International Weightlifting Coaching Licenses, a newly established mandatory
A 26-year-old man died following a stabbing incident in Tomuka, Lautoka, yesterday. Police say the victim was rushed to Lautoka Aspen Hospital but was declared dead upon arrival. They say the incident occurred
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has tabled the Constitution Amendment Bill for the first reading in Parliament. The Bill seeks to change the requirement for the 75 percent of the Members of Parliament needed to amen
The Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu, today met with the Coordinator of Fiji Women's Crisis Centre, Shamima Ali, where he reaffirmed the need to enhance collaboration through training and the sharing of informati
