Crusaders told to fix discipline
The sound of referee Brendon Pickerill's whistle was still ringing in the ears of the Crusaders at the team's Rugby Park headquarters today. It is no surprise their la
Author: Dhanjay Deo
Maddocks the front runner to replace Beale at fullback
Jack Maddocks looks set to be first in line to take over from Kurtley Beale as Waratahs fullback after the 92-test Wallaby was released from his contract this week. Be
Two new cases of COVID-19 in New Zealand, one in locked-down Rotorua hotel
New Zealand has two new cases of COVID-19, taking the total number of active cases to 12. One of the cases is in managed isolation - a woman in her 60s who flew into t
Nadi will turn into a ghost town if nothing is done about the current traffic flow – Nadi Ratepayers
Businesses in Nadi Town have expressed concerns regarding the current traffic flow in and out of Nadi Town saying it is having a major impact on their business. They h
Over 15,000 FNPF members receive relief payment for Phase Two of the COVID-19 withdrawal scheme
15,920 Fiji National Provident Fund members received their $220 relief payment yesterday for Phase Two of the COVID-19 withdrawal scheme. Out of these,1,283 members ar
Massive gun and drug haul in Mongols gang bust in New Zealand
Police have charged the entire senior hierarchy of the Mongols gang in New Zealand with multiple charges after a significant organised crime operation in the Bay of Plent
Labasa Airport will be temporarily closed next month for runway upgrade and maintenance works
Labasa Airport will be closed from July 13th to August 4th to allow for runway upgrade and maintenance works. Fiji Airports had initially scheduled the Labasa Airport
Five substitutions will be allowed when the VPL resumes next month
Teams will be allowed to make five substitutions when the Vodafone Premier League resumes next month. Fiji Football Association’s CEO, Mohammed Yusuf says the I
There will be no competitive sports, extracurricular activities in schools this year which includes assemblies
There will be no organised or competitive sports, extracurricular activities, school assemblies, concerts, excursions and prize-giving/awards ceremonies or any other spec
Fijians tricked through social media to pay customs clearance fees for goods
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is advising members of the public to be wary of fake Facebook and WhatsApp requests demanding them to pay customs clearance fees befo
Man and his daughter die in tragic fire in Lautoka
A 37 year old taxi driver and his 6 year old daughter passed away in a house fire at Teidamu Hill Top in Lautoka this morning. Police say an emergency call was receive
Fiji FA focuses on new norms for resumption of VPL
The Fiji Football Association will be sending its teams to educate district officials and soccer players in terms of what will now be the new norms during soccer matches.
Ba-Navua clash to resume local soccer season
The local soccer season will resume with the Ba versus Navua clash in the Vodafone Premier League on the 11th of next month. Fiji Football Association’s CEO, M
FTUC condemns decision to terminate contracts of ATS employees
The Fiji Trades Union Congress has condemned the decision of the Board of Air Terminal Services to terminate the contracts of its employees. National Secretary, Felix
A former and a current employee of LTA front court on corruption related charges
A former employee and a current employee of the Land Transport Authority appeared in the Nasinu Magistrates Court today on corruption related charges. FICAC has charge
Five police officers appear in court for allegedly assaulting and throwing a man off a bridge in Naqia, Tailevu
Five police officers appeared in the Nausori Magistrates Court today for their alleged involvement in the Naqia assault case on 14th April 2020. Sevanaia Narogi, Kamel
95% of traders were in compliance with the FCCC ACT – Abraham
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has commended Fijian traders after nationwide inspections showed that a large number were in compliance with the FCCC ACT.
Armed police storm Auckland house after officer shot dead
Armed police have stormed a house in West Auckland after an officer was shot dead today. Shortly before 2.30pm police moved to the house on Rena Place in West Harbour
Former Sri Lankan sports minister claims 2011 Cricket World Cup final was fixed
A former Sri Lanka sports minister claims the Sri Lanka cricket team deliberately lost the 2011 Cricket World Cup final to India for money. Mahindananda Aluthgamage, w
Australian borders likely to stay closed until next year
Australia’s Tourism Minister, Simon Birmingham says the nation's border is likely to stay closed until next year. Simon Birmingham said the decision to shut the
Roy Krishna rules out possibility of returning to the A-League
It’s confirmed that Roy Krishna will not feature in the A-League although there were talks about him joining his former team, Wellington Phoenix. Krishnaâ€