Taxi Base and Stand System re-introduced
The Taxi Base and Stand System will be re-introduced after the Land Transport Amendment Bill 2025 was passed in Parliament. 26 MPs voted for it, 6 did not vote, while
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World Press Freedom Day 2025: Addressing the impact of artificial intelligence on media integrity
University of Fiji Vice-Chancellor Professor Shaista Shameem says artificial intelligence is a mixed blessing for journalism, as it makes the production and dissemination
McDonald's sales drop as diners face 'uncertainty'
McDonald's has suffered its biggest drop in US sales since the height of COVID, a fall that it said was driven by people's concerns over the US economy. Despite a mark
Two successful contractors to undertake essential maintenance works on Govt quarters in Vunisea
Great news for civil servants in Kadavu after the government has formalised contracts with two successful contractors who will undertake essential maintenance works on go
Two people to front Court for alleged possession of illicit drugs and cash of over $20,000
A man and a woman will be produced in the Nadi Magistrates Court today, jointly charged with the alleged possession of illicit drugs and cash of over $20,000 believed to
FICAC accused of being a political tool in the past - AG
Attorney General Graham Leung says in the past, FICAC has been accused of being a political tool, particularly during the last administration. While contributing to th
All Blacks secure multi-million dollar sponsorship deal with Toyota
Vehicle manufacturer Toyota has reportedly signed a multi-million dollar agreement to put its name on the All Blacks training kit – partly replacing INEOS. News
Do what is right for your workers - Rabuka
Following the law is one thing — but doing what is right for your workers is another. This is the message shared by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to the employ
Labour is lying again – Professor Prasad
As usual, the Leader of the Fiji Labour Party is lying again. This is the response from the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad, on b
‘Honour of a lifetime’ as Wallabies confirm worst-kept secret with a twist as Les Kiss to replace Joe Schmidt
Rugby Australia has confirmed the worst-kept secret that Queensland Reds boss Les Kiss will replace Joe Schmidt as head coach for the Wallabies, but there is a twist.
Seru Uru to start for Reds against the Drua at home
The Queensland Reds have named a formidable side that will face the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua in round 12 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific. Head coach Les Kiss
Alleged Nadi murderer remanded, case transfered to High Court
47-year-old Daniel Prasad, who is charged with the murder of his 28-year-old partner Karishma Chaudhry in Kerebula, Nadi over the weekend, has been remanded in custody.
Land Transport Amendment Bill 2025 to be debated in Parliament today
The Land Transport Amendment Bill 2025 will be debated in Parliament today. The Bill was moved by the Minister for Public Works, Transport and Meteorological Services
Street dwellers find employment after Easter on the Park Program
Over 50 street youths were registered during the Easter on the Park Program, with two youths gaining casual employment post-event, seven youths under the age of 25 years
Mt Kasi is still an exploration project – Vosarogo
Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo confirms that there is no mining activity happening at Mount Kasi, and currently, it is an exploration project. While responding t
Tele’a receives three week suspension for red card offence
The Auckland Blues will not have the services of Mark Tele'a this Friday when they take on the Western Force in round 12 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby after the star win
Alvick Maharaj calls for drug test of student athletes for next Coca-Cola Games
Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj is recommending that random drug tests through parental consent should be done to athletes participating in next year’s Coca-Cola Game
Two men questioned at Valelevu Police Station following argument outside a supermarket
Two men are being questioned by Police following a dispute outside a supermarket in Valelevu. A video shared widely on social media shows one of the men punching the o
Education Ministry sets up disaster risk resilient department
The Ministry for Education has set up a disaster risk resilient department to look after any disasters that are confronting schools in the various districts and divisions
11 dead after man drives car into crowd in Vancouver
About 11 people have been killed after a car drove into a crowd at a Filipino festival in Vancouver. Acting Vancouver Police Chief Steve Rai, says the victims are aged
Lami communities conduct clean-up campaign to counter rise in dengue cases
Noting the seriousness of the current dengue outbreak in the country, 14 communities in the Lami area, including 300 youths' came together to conduct a massive clean-up c