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Each of the 32 Rooster Chicken Fijiana Drua players and 10 team officials will receive a reward of $8,000 after winning the Super W title for the second year in a row. Following yesterday’s meeting, the cabinet a
Fiji stands in unity, cheering you on as you pursue victory, demonstrating the grace and power that defines our nation. In his message to the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua team as they prepare to meet the Crusaders to
People in Macuata and Bua in the Northern Division have been advised to avoid mass gatherings following the outbreaks of typhoid fever. The Ministry of Health says there is an outbreak of typhoid fever in 2 locatio
A 57-year-old woman from Nausori has died from COVID-19. She was admitted last Friday with evidence of severe lower limb vascular disease and tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday 3rd June. The Ministry sa
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Cadet training has taught me obedience, discipline and being a good citizen - Mousio Maria Mousio, a year 12 student of Suva Grammar School says the cadet training has taught her about obedience, discipline and to be
The National Fire Authority has revealed that structural fires caused $3.7 million worth of damage around the country and left one person dead in the first five months of this year. NFA Chief Executive Officer Puam
Anaya Singh, a student of International School in Suva has donated 15 flash hoods and 72 fire alarm pieces with batteries to the National Fire Authority. Singh says she wanted to do the project to help the citizens
The Fiji Cancer Society has received a Mobile Laptop Ultrasound Machine worth $30,000 from Telecom Fiji Limited that will help them conduct screenings and diagnosing of prostate cancer effectively. While receiving
We need to foster a culture that allows the private sector to flourish without any fear and bottlenecks. This has been highlighted by the Attorney General Siromi Turaga during FNU Breakfast Session-2nd Productivity
Good news for students and youths who are still undecided about the future of their education as the University of the South Pacific are offering programs under the USP Pacific TAFE to help them secure a brighter future
The Fiji Police Force would like to clarify that a raid was not conducted at the Fiji Airways head office. Assistant Commissioner of Police Crime Sakeo Raikaci says investigators, with the use of a search warrant,
Fijians should be concerned about illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, which is a bigger problem than overfishing because of its huge extent. This was highlighted by the International Union for Conservati
The chiefs from each province should elect their Great Council of Chiefs representatives and it should not be decided by the Provincial Councils. This was the suggestion made by Maika Ravetau to the GCC Review Comm
Fiji has committed to protecting 30 percent of our Exclusive Economic Zone by 2030. This was highlighted by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Oceania Regional Office’s Fiji Marine Project Offi
The Fiscal Review Committee has recommended a unified rate of VAT where there is no zero-rating on essential items and it is not greater than 15 percent. They say revenue loss from zero-rating on essential items (that
The Government of Fiji is grateful for the support and assistance provided by the Government of the People's Republic of China towards Fiji and the region that helped us in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic. Minister
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says they have never said they will take any further debt and what they have been saying since they came into government is that they would adopt a
Screening for prostate cancer will be that much easier after the official handover of the $150,000 Transperineal Ultrasound Machine donated by Extra Supermarket to the Ministry of Health. Minister for Health Dr. At
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says it will be difficult to support the delivery of health services if we continue to lose our skilled health workers to Australia and New Zealand. While speaking during a press con
