Salesi Temo appointed as Chief Justice
Salesi Temo has been sworn in as the Chief Justice of Fiji by President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu this morning at the State House. He was appointed as the Acting Chief J
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GPH lights 22-foot Christmas tree to mark festive celebrations
A magnificent 22-foot Christmas tree symbolising joy and hope has been lit in the Grand Pacific Hotel’s Heritage Lobby. The FNPF-owned IHG Hotels in Fiji â€
More than 100 Amex Resources workers to get Christmas bonus following Union agreement
Good news for more than 100 workers at Fiji's first iron ore mining company, Amex Resources Limited as they will be getting their Christmas bonus tomorrow. This comes
TSLS urges Y13 students to apply early as 2025 scholarship applications surge
As the Year 13 exam results are released today, the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service says applications for the 2025 academic Year are currently open and they have
Murder suspect Nayavadrega still at large
Escaped remandee Kilioni Nayavadrega who is charged with murder, is still on the run as police are following some leads. Nayavadrega, who escaped from Saint Giles Hosp
Fijian families in Port Vila safe - Vodafone Vanuatu CEO
Vodafone Vanuatu CEO Thoman Bruce says they have managed to contact a few Fijian families in Port Vila, and so far, all the families contacted are in good health. Whil
Govt extends termite baiting programme to the entire country
Termite baiting will now be conducted throughout the country, where families earning less than $30,000 will be provided with baits to destroy termite nests and ensure the
Fiji Red Cross activates service to help families reconnect after Vanuatu earthquake
People in Fiji who are experiencing difficulties reaching their loved ones in Vanuatu following the magnitude 7.3 earthquake are encouraged to contact the Fiji Red Cross
Charges laid by Rabuku against Sayed-Khaiyum and Saneem are valid - Magistrate Prasad
Charges laid on former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem by the then Acting DPP John Rabuku were valid. This has
Fijians in Vanuatu share updates but connectivity challenges continue
As getting in touch with family in Vanuatu is still difficult following the magnitude 7.3 earthquake yesterday, Fijians in Port Vila have been able to get some informatio
Fijians struggle for updates as Qereqeretabua pledges continued efforts to get information
As Fijians try to contact their loved ones amid connectivity issues in Vanuatu following a 7.3 earthquake in Port Vila yesterday, Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs L
No Tsunami warning for Fiji
A tsunami watch earlier in place for all coastal low lying areas of Fiji following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Vanuatu has been cancelled and there is no tsunami warn
Teacher and 17-year-old student killed in Wisconsin school shooting
A teacher and a 17-year-old student have been killed and six others are injured in a shooting at a school in Wisconsin. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes says the suspe
Drunk driving accidents on the rise during festive season, authorities step up enforcement
Serious concerns are being raised on the increasing number of accidents happening on our roads, especially due to drunk driving during this festive season. Over the we
Violence linked to 15.25% of STIs in females, 14.18% in males – UN Report
Violence against children contributes to a wide range of health issues such as alcohol and drug abuse, mental disorders and sexually transmitted infections and costs Fiji
Police and Health Ministry investigate alleged drink spiking incident at Warwick Resort after 7 guests get sick
7 guests at the Warwick Resort are admitted at the Lautoka Hospital as it is alleged they consumed a spiked cocktail prepared at a bar at the resort. Police and the M
MSG Prime Minister’s Cup: Bula Boys and PNG finish match in 1-all draw
The Fiji Bula Boys and Papua New Guinea have finished their MSG Prime Minister’s Cup match in a 1-all this evening. Raymond Gunemba scored a goal for PNG in the
Trump gets US$15m in ABC News defamation case
ABC News has agreed to pay US$15 million to US President-elect Donald Trump to settle a defamation lawsuit after its star anchor falsely said he had been found "liable fo
Tavua dairy farmer inspires youth to learn from his success and be innovative
From humble beginnings, Tavua farmer, Vinod Kumar is an inspiration to many as he has transformed what was a small enterprise to now supplying more than 100 litres of mi
Violence against children costs Fiji $459.8M annually – UN report
Addressing the issue of violence against children is not only a collective responsibility that requires everyone to work together for the betterment of children, but it a
South Korean MPs impeach president over martial law attempt
South Korean lawmakers have voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed attempt to impose martial law, which sparked massive protests across the country.