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Tacirua Primary School is confident of making a mark in this year’s Tadra Kahani competition with the theme "Making Wise Decisions" and a school of enthusiastic children aware of the importance of their chosen theme.
Overseas Fijians who want democracy restored to the country are split over whether they should cooperate with former senior Fiji army officer, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara.
New Zealand is watching closely as tensions rise between Tonga and Fiji after a former Fijian army chief fled to Tonga after being charged with sedition but does not intend to intervene, Prime Minister John Key says.
Japan has declined an offer by Fiji to supply eight container loads of bottled water to the zone affected by last month’s earthquake and tsunami.
In order for Fiji to have elections in 2014, a new constitution and electoral system needs to be in place and Australia should support this.
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Fiji region early this morning. The US Geological Survey confirmed that the quake struck at around 2:10 am but no tsunami warning was immediately issued.
Fiji Revenue and Customs Authority yesterday announced that those who have not registered their TIN and those who have bank accounts with no TIN can register without incurring a penalty.
School Head teachers and Principals are requested to remind students to bring their own water from home whenever there is water cut in the school.
The 18th Melanesian Spearhead Group Summit starts in Fiji today with the meeting of Police Commissioners and Trade and Economic officials.
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