1-year-old drowns in river a few metres away from his home
A one year old toddler has drowned in the Mulomulo River a few metres away from his home. Police say he was found floating in the river last night. They say the cir
Author: Rashika Kumar
200kg recyclables and waste collected in Ra to mark World Clean Up Day
Close to 200kg of recyclables and general waste has been collected during a clean-up of the Volivoli Beach in Ra to mark World Clean Up Day. The clean-up was organised
Number of complainants in EbayShop scam expected to grow - Kamikamica
As 308 complaints worth $709,000 have been received by Fijian authorities with regards to the EbayShop scam until Friday, Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says they
Wallabies flyhalf hints they would employ more of a running game against Flying Fijians
Wallabies flyhalf Carter Gordon says they would need to tweak their tactics against the Fiji Water Flying Fijians and has hinted that they would employ more of a running
There is a need to regularise operation of illegal passenger vehicle - Ro Filipe Tuisawau
There is a need to regularise the operation of illegal passenger vehicle or 'pari' as they satisfy a need. This has been highlighted by Minister for Transport, Ro Fili
Foster suggests inconsistent ruling after de Groot's red card
The All Blacks have trounced Nambia 71-3 but it came at a significant cost with prop Ethan de Groot suffering a red card in the final 10 minutes and facing a likely ban.
Wallabies captain Skelton to miss Fiji game, World Cup campaign in peril
Wallabies captain Will Skelton is set to miss his side’s crucial Pool C World Cup match against Fiji on Monday and is in danger of being ruled out of the rest of t
Ashton Kutcher resigns from anti-child abuse charity over support for rapist
Ashton Kutcher has resigned from his anti-child sex abuse charity following outrage over a letter of support to a judge after Danny Masterson's rape conviction. In his
Rosie Holidays wins two World Travel Awards
Rosie Holidays has won awards during the World Travel Awards Asia and Oceania Gala Ceremony 2023 in Vietnam where the company was honored with "Fiji's Leading Tour Operat
LTA considering increasing traffic fines as 60 people have lost their lives in road accidents this year
As 60 people have lost their lives in road accidents this year compared to 21 last year, the Land Transport Authority is considering increasing traffic fines as a deterre
New Zealand thrashes Namibia 71-3 but Ethan de Groot gets red carded
New Zealand stormed to their 50th win at the Rugby World Cup, running in 11 tries to thrash Namibia 71-3, but lost Ethan de Groot to a late red card for a dangerous colli
More than 500 Year 13 students expected to benefit from UniFiji Open Day next week
More than 500 Year 13 students are expected to take advantage of the University of Fiji Open Day next week. The Samabula Campus will host the Open Day on 19th Septembe
BRED Bank opens new branch at Centrepoint
BRED Bank's asset portfolio stands at $1.2 billion while the bank has a market share of 14.16 percent. This has been highlighted by the bank's CEO Thierry Charras-Gill
308 complaints worth $709,000 received regarding eBay shop
308 complaints worth $709,000 have been received by Fijian authorities with regards to the EbayShop scam where on average each complainant had lost between $2,000 to $2,8
28-year-old man in custody for the alleged murder of woman in Koronivia
A 28-year-old man is in custody for the alleged murder of a 75- year-old woman in Koronivia. The woman’s body was discovered in her home yesterday morning.
Man who allegedly raped a 17-year-old boy in a cemetery to take his plea next week
The 27-year-old man who allegedly raped and sexually assaulted a 17-year-old boy in a cemetery compound in the Nausori area in July this year will take his plea in the Su
Radrodro apologises for falsely claiming that FijiFirst Hem Chand appointed his wife as head of school when he was Head of HR
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has apologised to FijiFirst MP Hem Chand and his wife for falsely claiming that Chand had appointed his wife as the head of a school
Govt withdraws Heritage Bill brought under Order 51 following requests from Opposition
In the spirit of bipartisanship, the government has withdrawn the Heritage Bill that was brought under Parliamentary Standing Order 51 following requests by the Oppositio
441 teachers resign from Jan to June this year while the Ministry engages new recruits and retired teachers
441 teachers have resigned from January to June this year where 80 percent of the teachers migrated for greener pastures and 20 percent for job opportunities in Fiji and
PM reiterates support for IAEA report on Fukushima while Koya pleads with PM to retract it
Prime Minister and Minister for Environment, Sitiveni Rabuka has reiterated his support for the International Atomic Energy Agency on discharging treated nuclear wastewat
Flying Fijians should keep their heads held high - Saukuru
The Fiji Water Flying Fijians should keep their heads held high, knowing that the entire nation stands firmly behind them, offering their unwavering support every step of