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People's Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka has paid tribute to his wife Sulueti for her dedication to their family. Rabuka says he married Sulueti on 25th January 1975 and she immediately had his blind mother to look
Sinn Féin, once considered the political wing of the IRA will be the largest party in the Northern Ireland Assembly for the first time, pushing the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) into second place. BBC News repor
Ratu Kadavulevu School students will now be able to better prepare for sports competitions after Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama handed over a set of fitness and gym equipment to the RKS Old Boys Rugby Club. The
The new President of the Fiji Bus Operators Association Richard Lal says there are both external and internal challenges that need to be addressed urgently. He has also urged bus operators to bury personal interest
Police have confirmed that the Police Emergency line 917 is currently down and technicians are working on resolving the issue. They are asking people to call the National Command Centre on 9905296 for emergencies o
27 lifesaving surgeries have been conducted at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital in eight days. The Director of the Children's Hospital, Doctor Krupali Tappoo says the life-changing surgerie
Fiji needs change and the only way to bring about this is by showing up at the polling booth and voting out this Government. This was highlighted by the People's Alliance Deputy Leader, Lynda Tabuya after being app
With bus fare, flour, FMF breakfast crackers and bread prices set to increase from next Friday, FCCC CEO Joel Abraham says they are discouraging businesses that are thinking of hoarding and the FCCC is currently putting
You should store water now if you live in Nadi and Lautoka as the Water Authority of Fiji says there will be a temporary disruption from 6pm today until tomorrow. They will be carrying out urgent repairs on an iden
A group of single mothers and their children from the Loloma Home and Care Centre were hosted to a lunch today at the myFNPF Centre in Nadi by FNPF, Home & Living, Rosie Tours and the food court tenants of my FNPF C
Unity Fiji Leader Savenaca Narube says they hope to announce their candidates for the 2022 General Election later this month. He says they have been conducting interviews this week and that will continue into next
The Russian superyacht Amadea is not leaving the country anytime soon as the Court of Appeal has granted an interim stay of execution and enforcement of the warrant to seize the yacht. This comes after lawyer
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says 62 percent of Fiji's population is below the age of 35 and youths are the backbone of any nation’s progress. While speaking at the Prime Minister's National Youth Awards, Ba
The Director of Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital in Nasese, Doctor Krupali Tappoo talks about the struggles, successes and the journey for the NGO, Sai Prema Foundation to build a $25 million children’s
I have travelled to villages and have seen the overall living standards of the i-Taukei community deteriorate in the last 15 years under the current government. This was highlighted by the leader of Fiji Labour Par
Businessman and former SODELPA supporter Varinava Tiko who served time in prison for holding people hostage at Korovou Town during the 2000 coup has been appointed as the Acting Party Leader of New Generation Party.
The Russian superyacht Amadea could leave the country soon after the application for stay of enforcement of the warrant by yacht owner was refused by High Court Judge Deepthi Amaratunga. Justice Amaratunga granted
Permanent Secretary for Economy, Shiri Gounder says the alternative of the Government not borrowing during the COVID-19 crisis would have been catastrophic for the economy and would have further worsened the socio-econo
The Fijian Government is committed to assisting and supporting every effort to help youths realise their dreams. Minister for Youth and Sports Parveen Bala highlighted this while speaking at the Prefects Induction
The Central Eastern Minibuses Association is asking why the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is taking so long to come to a decision on the Association’s submission to increase the Suva-Nausori mini bus fare
