Latest News news and updates from Fiji and the Pacific.
The Japanese government is trying to ensure that Fiji is represented at the non-political level in the PALM Summit involving Japan and the Pacific Forum Island countries. There is confirmation today that all the Forum I
Three men jointly charged with the murder of 49 year old security officer Sheik Mohammed Hassan have been further remanded in custody. 30yr old Inoke Vuetiviti, 38yr old Kilioni Naitini and 24yr old Orisi R
Taking part in gymnastics from an early age, is how I came to be good at what I will show everyone at the 2009 Fiji Showcase. Roberta the Contortionist, who is currently touring Australia and will be coming to Fiji for
Twenty members of the Military Forces donated blood today at the George Mate Hospital at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks. Blood Bank Coordinator, Josefa Bolaqace said this is a very positive step from the Military and memb
With thousands of workers laid off earlier this year, it’s welcoming to hear news of new hotels and interest shown for hotel developments. Fiji Hoteliers President Dixon Seeto said close to ten thousand people wer
A senior lecturer of the University of Fiji Law Campus been appointed as the Pacific Islands Forum new representative in the Solomon Islands. Sakiusa Rabuka has been chosen for the three year position replacing Lesi Kor
People travelling from Suva to Nausori can expect traffic at the Nabua bridge beside Rewa Dairy tonight, as Public Works Department will be working on the water pipes. Spokesperson, Sainiana Waqainabete confirms part of
The young boys from the Juveniles Boys Centre Centre in Suva today paid a visit to the Fiji Museum. The Welfare Officer of the Centre, Laite Calevulagi said they decided to do this, for the benefit of the boys, as they
The Prices and Incomes Board has revealed that all imported essential items under price control is expected to cost more due to the devaluation of the Fiji dollar by 20%. Acting Secretary, Lucy Naimawi said this will de
The Attorney General said work is underway to appoint the judges. The High Courts, Appeals Court and the Supreme Court judges were dismissed after the abrogation of the constitution last month and all the cases are bein
Your new role does not simply mean higher pay. This is the message that was stressed to 120 teachers from the central and eastern division who started their leadership training today. Permanent Secretary for Education
The organizers of the biggest trade show "Fiji Showcase" said people of all ages can expect absolutely mind-blowing entertainment this year. With Fiji Showcase just about 3 weeks away, Total Event Company mana
Police have charged a 40 year old woman who allegedly assaulted a Traffic Police Officer in Suva on Saturday. The woman is charged with one count of assault and resisting arrest. It is alleged the woman assaulted the P
The Ministry of Health has appreciated the support given by the blood donors. Spokesperson, Iliesa Tora said this will help in ensuring that there is sufficient blood supply to be used during the Cardiac team operations
The task force responsible for conducting surveillance on ports for cases of H1N1 virus is expected to meet tomorrow. Health Ministry Spokesperson Iliesa Tora said they have not come across any suspected case so far how
Raiwaqa Bus operations continue this morning with management saying it will only comment once investigations are completed into an accident involving one of its buses yesterday afternoon. The Land Transport Authority wi
If you hear gunshots in Navua today, do not be alarmed as the military will be conducting a training exercise from today to Thursday 14th May at the Lobau exercise area in Navua. The live firing exercise will be conduct
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has started investigating some Native Land Trust Board staff from the Suva and Lautoka offices. Manager investigation Major Sanaila Seru confirmed the investigation sur
Close to 200 retirees have been granted approval to keep working with various government ministries and departments. In a press statement, it has been confirmed that 192 retirees have signed their contracts and are now
Commerce Minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is currently responsible for decision making at the Prices and Incomes Board as Secretary Ane Naulivou is on leave. Acting Secretary Lucy Naimawi said Naulivou returns to work later
