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Eight people are now homeless after a fire destroyed their home in Naseuvou Street in Lami last night.

The Mataqali Leweinadroga of Vunavutu village in Nadroga has finally agreed to the proposed mining exploration at their piece of land situated near the Sigatoka River mouth.

Having become a leading broadcaster in the Pacific, the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation is dedicating its 66th anniversary to giving back to the less fortunate.

Three juveniles were among the 26 people who were charged for serious sexual offences last month.

Remand inmate Peni Nakarawa who escaped from police custody yesterday has been arrested in Votualevu Nadi this morning.

Government is committed to bolstering Fiji’s domestic rice industry through targeted assistance to farmers throughout Fiji says Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party is now working on presenting a united front both in Parliament and outside.

Brigadier-General Sitiveni Qiliho has reminded officers the need to think about their responsibilities at all times as policing is now a way of life for them.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation and the Fiji Trades Union Congress today signed a Memorandum of Agreement to implement the “Transition to Business” (T2B) project.

A long-standing issue over mining at the Sigatoka River mouth is nearing conclusion.

There is great uncertainty and big questions around what tourism will look like in the next few weeks, months and even years to come.

A mother of seven from Dreketi has today been awarded the Best Rice Farmer award by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.