Former Schalke player Hiannick Kamba has reportedly been found alive and well in Germany, four years after his death. The right-back was understood to have died in a c
Barcelona football players will be tested for Covid-19 at the club's training ground today before resuming individual work "in the coming days". La Liga teams have bee
Thousands of people residing in elevated parts of Tamavua and surrounding areas will face water disruptions from 10 pm Saturday to 6 am Sunday this weekend. The Water
An opinion piece on Stuff.co states that in rugby terms the Islands certainly do not owe New Zealand a living as New Zealand rugby has benefited massively from the econom
The University of the South Pacific says it is conducting a survey among their students to see whether they have sufficient resources to access the online materials. V
A high-rise tower has caught fire in the United Arab Emirates. Authorities said it wasn't immediately clear what caused the blaze. The sides of the 48-floor Abbco T
New Zealand Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck says the team is getting to grips with life in Tamworth, Australia having completed their first day’s training.
The University of the South Pacific says they will consider re-looking at their fee structure, however the current measures which includes online classes are temporary an
Warriors adapt to their new lives inside Tamworth bubble Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck says the team is getting to grips with life in Tamworth, having completed
The Fiji Corrections Service has presented the Welfare and Insurance cheques to the families of two Corrections Officers who passed away earlier this year. The two for
The Fiji Sugar Corporation says they are now implementing two months leave without pay for their 130 staff where possible instead of sending them on leave without pay for
The 33-year-old man who allegedly stabbed his wife to death in Naqara Village, Waima, Naitasiri last Friday has been remanded in custody. Josevata Werelali Koroi appea
The case of the house fire in Benau, Labasa which claimed the lives of four elderly women early yesterday morning has been classified as arson. Police say the National
The major seed supplier in the country, Hop Tiy and Company Limited confirms that they have run out of stock of seeds for a number of vegetables, and expect shipment to a
The Fiji Sugar Corporation says they have taken Sugar Cane Growers Council’s request on board to bring forward the fourth cane payment which is due at the end of M
Four women have lost their lives in a house fire in Benau, Labasa early this morning. Police say the victims are believed to be all in their 70s. The Divisional Cri
The Land Transport Authority has changed its process where it had said that LTA customers will need to create an email account and register with the LTA or download and a
The General Secretary of the Fiji Trades Union Congress Felix Anthony says they are trying to work with the employers to see how they can save people from losing their jo
The Sugarcane Growers Council says many children and relatives of sugarcane farmers who were working in hotels and resorts are now totally relying on cane income. Coun
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says we may not be facing another cyclone – but as we’ve tragically seen before, heavy rain can cost lives all the same.
While talks continue at Rugby Australia, Melbourne Rebels coach Dave Wessels says his Super Rugby team is hanging out for a play date and will need three weeks training o