News
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Fiji Government Announces $9.2 Million Payout to End World’s Longest Miners’ Strike
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World’s Longest Strike Comes to End: Fiji Miners Receive $9.2M Settlement After 33-Year Battle
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Financial Struggles Lead to Family Breakups Among Striking Vatukoula Gold Mines Workers
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“Vatukoula Gold Mine Workers Celebrate $9.2 Million Allocation After 33 Years of Struggle”
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“Vatukoula Goldminers Union Members Receive $9.2 Million Allocation: Relief for Families of Former Miners”
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Vatukoula Gold Mine Workers to Receive $9.2M Compensation After 30-Year Strike: Fiji Trade Union Congress Applauds Decision
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Transforming Agriculture: How Smart Farming Practices Promote Soil Health and Biodiversity in Fiji
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Exploring the Concept of Beauty in the Miss Hibiscus Queen Contest
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Mark One Apparel Factory Workers Strike Over Unfulfilled Pay Raise Promises in 1990 Suva Protest
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Ministry of Health Seeks Funding to Update Outdated Acts, Targets New Financial Year for Review
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Fiji’s Ministry of Health Outlines Strategic Plan for National Development Amid COVID-19 Recovery Efforts
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Fiji Health Ministry Strategizes Intersectoral Approach to Curve Rising HIV Cases
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“Prime Minister Rabuka Addresses Transnational Crime and Climate Change Threats at Pacific Security Conference”
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Fiji Airways Named Best Pacific Airline Amid Calls for Greater Empowerment and Accountability in the Nation
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Pacific Island Countries Struggle to Attract Japanese Tourists: Challenges and Potential Solutions
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“Japanese Government Aims to Bolster Ties with Pacific Island Countries at Upcoming PALM 10 Meeting”
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Ratu Tevita to be Installed as Tui Nayau on Nayau Island in a Historic Ceremony
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Fiji’s Ministry of Employment to Oversee Workers’ Compensation and Student Injury Claims in Budget Revisions for 2024-2025
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Elderly Man’s Death Raises Fiji’s Road Fatality Toll to 27: A Tragic Motor Accident at Laucala Beach
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$40 Million Allocated for Back to School Support in 2024-2025 National Budget, Says Finance Minister