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A Cunningham resident is in custody after white crystals believed to be methamphetamine were found at his home. Police say K9 Tiny and the joint operations team of Police and Fiji Revenue and Customs Service condu
In a bid to ignite excitement and inspire customers to experience their very own mobile wallet – MyCash, Digicel Fiji has started a campaign offering customers a chance to win prizes and receive instant rewards to the
President Biden has declared the wildfires in Hawaii as a major disaster, which means the federal government will provide funding to assist with rescue and recovery. At least 36 people have died due to the wildfir
Great news for the new payment service provider, Sole Limited, as they have now exceeded $1 million in value of transactions and close to 13,000 members in just 10 months after the company was launched. Announcing
The mass departure of skilled tradespeople from Fiji to international countries has become a major issue in our country, and we need to reopen our vocational centres that were closed by the previous government. Thi
Bus operators in Fiji have highlighted their concerns to the Coalition Government, Land Transport Authority and the Higher Education Commission regarding the shortage of drivers as several drivers have moved overseas.
The Bill to bring back the Higher Salaries Commission to review the salaries of people holding senior positions in government, government institutions and state owned companies, is being drafted and will be presented in
Fiji is still struggling with social issues for more than 50 years due to the coup culture which requires commitment from every sector in our nation including the media. This was highlighted by University of the S
The United Blind Persons of Fiji received $23,090 worth of funding from the Vodafone ATH Fiji Foundation, which will benefit the visually impaired people and their livelihoods through two vital projects. The Unite
There have been concerns raised by parents on the poor security and surveillance at the Fiji National University hostel at Brown Street in Suva where one of the students was robbed last week, however, the matter hasn't
The lawyer for Veronica Malani is seeking an adjournment in their appeal case to overturn the decision of the Director of Public Prosecutions not to prosecute the former Attorney-General and FijiFirst General-Secretary
Stigma and Discrimination are two main reasons why millions have lost their lives to HIV-related illnesses. Minister for Health Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu stated this at the handover of Anti-retroviral Therapy from the
We try bringing together Pacific people and groups, in unity and solidarity so that we have one united way against nuclear waste dumping, nuclear testing and addressing nuclear legacy issues in the Pacific. This wa
In a bid to make access to parking meters in town more easier for the people of Savusavu, Minister for Housing and Local Government Maciu Nalumisa launched the first ever digital display parking meters in the Northern D
Great news for the people of Nausori as the 2023 Vodafone Tebara Carnival is back and will be held from the 9th to the 16th of next month at Syria Park, Nausori. While speaking at the launch of the Carnival at the
A 63-year-old woman has died while the second victim is still admitted in hospital from the unfortunate accident in Suva yesterday. Police say the two women were rushed to the Colonial War Memorial Hospital where
If you have been unfairly charged exorbitant prices from August 1st because of unscrupulous traders then unfortunately you cannot be compensated. This has been confirmed by Fijian Competition and Consumer Commissio
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says our nation can be in unity if we live in harmony. While speaking during the World Indigenous Day Celebrations at the Vodafone Arena today, Rabuka says let us as a nation move for
The Fiji Pine Group is raising concern that someone is falsely claiming to be their Chairman numerous times and tarnishing the reputation of their organisation. In a letter, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, T
Cancer is the third highest killer in Fiji, but it can be prevented if we make the necessary changes as our lives depend on it. These were the words of Fiji Cancer Society (FCS) CEO Belinda Chan while speaking at t
