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Flying Fijians to face South Africa ahead of World Cup next year
A new chapter for the FIJI Water Flying Fijians will unfold on Australia’s Central Coast next year, with Fiji set to face the four
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Youths aged 18–35 make up majority of drug-related arrests
People aged between 18 and 35 years account for the largest share of those arrested in drug-related cases in Fiji, with the age gr
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Civil society organisations warn new Constitution could put election at risk
Key civil society organisations have expressed grave concern over the reported plan to bring a new Constitution into force by 24th
Vessel grounded in Lau, MV Bai ni Takali to depart Suva tomorrow
The vessel that ran aground at Namuka boat passage in Lau remains grounded, with Government vessel MV Bai ni Takali scheduled to d
High Court to decide Monday whether FICAC case against Prof. Prasad will continue
The Suva High Court will decide on Monday whether the FICAC case against former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad will
Independent consultant will lead review of National Minimum Wage - Nemani
The review of the National Minimum Wage will be undertaken by an independent and suitably qualified consultant to provide an objec
Okeanos Explorer makes first Fiji visit to map Pacific’s deep seafloor
The U.S. deep-sea exploration vessel Okeanos Explorer is in Fiji for the first time, carrying out scientific exploration and seafl
Ratu Tevita calls for greater scrutiny of Vuvale Union and Veitacini Treaty
The Gone Turaga Bale Na Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua ko Lau and Tui Lau, Ratu Tevita Lutunauga Kapaiwai Uluilakeba Mara, is calling on
Fijians urged to watch food prices as El Niño brings drier conditions
Fijians are being urged to keep a close watch on food prices and essential goods as developing El Niño conditions are expected to
FCEF calls for stronger wage-setting framework ahead of minimum wage review
As cabinet has given approval to comprehensively review Fiji’s national minimum wage and the 10 minimum sectoral wages, the Fiji C
Youth break-ins concern Roko Tui Bau, who says “everything points back to the home”
Concerns over young iTaukei becoming involved in break-ins and theft need to be addressed by strengthening families and ensuring y
Contingency plans being prepared as El Niño threatens water supply
Contingency plans are being prepared to respond to the expected impacts of a severe El Niño event, including worsening water short
Unpaid overtime impact blood tests and X-ray services at CWM Hospital
Concerns have been raised about patients being affected by delays in accessing blood test and radiology services at CWM Hospital,
Rushed Constitution process risks delaying next general election - Lal
The Centre for Democracy and Dialogue says the proposed timeline to bring a new Constitution into force by 24th December raises se
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