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
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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
$35,000 worth of sporting equipment to be awarded to overall boys and girls winners at Coke Games
Marking the 50th year of partnership between Coca-Cola Fiji and the Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association, Coca-Cola Fiji has provided a one-off special donation o
Yeshnil Karan breaks 54-year-old national 10,000m record
Fiji’s long distance running sensation, Yeshnil Karan has smashed a 54-year-old 10,000-metre national record during the UniSport Australia Nationals Athletics Cham
Street dwellers find safe homes
Great news as 45 street dwellers who participated in the Methodist Church Easter Camp in the Western Division didn’t return to the streets. The Ministry of Spor
Cicia High School student Semesa Kalikalisui aims to achieve new heights in his first-ever Coca-Cola Games
It will be an experience to remember for Cicia High School student Semesa Kalikalisui when he takes part in his first-ever Coca-Cola Games this week. The 19-year-old s
Mother calls on Govt to prioritize safety, crime, unemployment and road crisis in the next national budget
A mother is calling on the government to prioritise safety, crime, unemployment and road crisis, which people have been suffering from in the upcoming national budget.
One shop closed and 4 prominent retail outlets in Nausori issued notices for sanitary and hygiene non-compliance
One shop in Nausori town was closed by the Health Ministry’s Food Unit, and four prominent retail outlets were issued with abatement notices after they were found
Heavy rain warning remains
A heavy rain warning remains in force for the Northern Division, Lau, Lomaiviti Group, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, Eastern half of Viti Levu from Serua/Namosi, Nav
Maguire scores last-minute winner as Man Utd edged Lyon 5-4 in UEFA Europa League
Manchester United dragged their season out of the ashes in quite extraordinary fashion as they scored twice in the final minute of extra time to complete a staggering com
24 families in Raiwai PRB flats Block 3 to soon have solar power
Great news for 24 families residing at the Raiwai PRB flats Block 3 as they will soon be equipped with solar mini-grid after the Cabinet endorsed a Tripartite Agreement (
Ministry steps in to provide for 45 street dwellers
In a show of true Easter spirit, the Ministry for Youth and Sports staff have stepped in to purchase items for the 45 street dwellers for their MYF Lautoka Division Easte
Expect a physical battle between Crusaders and Blues tonight
The Crusaders are expecting a physical battle when they host rivals, the Blues, at Orangetheory Stadium in Christchurch tonight in round 10 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby
Tanoa Hotel Group and NZ students plant 600 mangroves at Taiperia, Lautoka
To combat the ongoing effects of climate change and the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability, the Tanoa Hotel Group and 16 enthusiastic students, p
MSMEs equipped with tools and skills to grow their business
The Fiji THRIVE Program, delivered by Bank South Pacific (BSP) in partnership with Australian Business Volunteers— achieved a milestone, with its newest group of p
First journalism and media studies students graduate from UniFiji
The University of Fiji presented its first journalism and media studies graduates to the world last week. UniFiji says all graduates had the benefit of learning their
Gavoka reassures travellers that Fiji is safe as dengue cases rise in some areas
Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka has reassured all travellers that Fiji remains a safe destination as Fiji gives the highest priority to the safety and security of our
Trump freezes US$2B in Harvard funding after university rejects demands
The Trump administration has said it is freezing more than US$2 billion (FJ$4.6 billion) in federal funds for Harvard University, hours after the elite college rejected a
Women in Tech Fiji Chapter launch marks nation’s journey towards greater gender equality - Kiran
The Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, acknowledges the launch of the Women in Tech Fiji Chapter, which marks a pivotal moment in the nation
Prof. Prasad says Manumanunitoga is misinformed about teachers’ FNPF while FTA General Secretary blames Finance Ministry’s system change
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary Paula Manumanunitoga has a habit of attacking
Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission calls for urgent action against Chat Fiji
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission expresses grave concern regarding a recent social media post published on the platform Chat (Fiji), which targets