Naitasiri man charged for wife's murder
The man who allegedly stabbed his wife to death in Naqara Village, Waima, Naitasiri last Friday has been charged with one count of murder and will appear in the Nausori M
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Tanzania to import coronavirus 'herbal cure'
The President of Tanzania says he will send a plane to Madagascar to import a herbal tonic which has been claimed as a cure for coronavirus by the country's president.
Rugby Championship with addition of two other nations – likely Fiji and Japan is now back on the table
The proposal for a 12-team competition bringing together the Six Nations and the Rugby Championship with the addition of two other nations – likely Fiji and Japan
Fresh concerns have surfaced against a prominent bakery for sale of stale and mouldy bread
Fresh concerns have surfaced against a prominent bakery for the sale of stale and mouldy bread. This prominent bakery has not been named by the Consumer Council of Fij
Kenyans moved by widow cooking stones for children
Kenyans have rallied to the aid of a widow filmed cooking stones for her eight children to make them believe she was preparing food for them. Peninah Bahati Kitsao, who l
Wales doubt NZ tour will happen as five players hit by Covid-19
Wales Coach Wayne Pivac has revealed five of his players have suffered COVID-19 symptoms and doubts the July tour of New Zealand will go ahead. Pivac says he was still
More than 1,014,000 people known to have had COVID-19 have recovered
More than 1,014,000 people known to have had COVID-19 have recovered. This is according to data by Johns Hopkins University in the US. It remains unclear how many p
3 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in New Zealand
There have been three new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in New Zealand today, with no further deaths. Director of Public Health Dr. Caroline McElnay said one of the new
Online training on backyard gardening being done by Alliance for Future Generations Fiji
A young-people led network that works to promote the voices and meaningful engagement of young people is helping conduct a series of online training on food security and
LTA CEO confirms no permanent staff being laid off
There is no permanent staff being laid off at the Land Transport Authority. This has been confirmed by LTA CEO Samuel Simpson who says they are still having discussion
3 men in custody following separate drug raids in Yasawa and Kadavu
Three men are in custody following separate drug raids yesterday in Yasawa and Kadavu while another man was allegedly found with methamphetamine in Tacirua. The first
Harrison Ford being investigated over an incident at an airport in southern California
US actor Harrison Ford is being investigated over an incident last week at an airport in southern California. The US Federal Aviation Administration said he was piloti
2 police officers charged with aggravated robbery
Two police officers have been charged with aggravated robbery by the Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde. Karim Begg and Roneel Ravinesh Chand are joint
24 scholarships for Pacific Island students to pursue the advanced study of Oceans and Climate Change
Norway is offering 24 scholarships for Pacific Island students to pursue the advanced study of Oceans and Climate Change. This support initiative under the Pacific-Nor
Cost of rebuilding two-bedroom house damaged by TC Harold is $6K - Kumar
Six thousand dollars. That’s how much a family with a combined household income of less than $15,000 will have to pay for a new 24 x 18 two-bedroom house if the
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service to have pop-up service desk at Housing Authority of Fiji Head Office in Valelevu
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service will have a pop-up service desk at the Housing Authority of Fiji Head Office in Valelevu from Friday to ease customers access to serv
France will make face masks compulsory for schools and public transport
France will make face masks compulsory on public transport and in secondary schools when it starts easing its coronavirus lockdown on 11 May. BBC News reports Schools
Rugby Europe puts support behind World Rugby chairman Bill Beaumont
Rugby Europe has put its support behind incumbent World Rugby chairman Bill Beaumont as voting for a new term began. Beaumont is running against current vice-chairman
Former CWM Revenue Collector sentenced to 18 months imprisonment
A former Colonial War Memorial Hospital Revenue Collector has been sentenced to 18 months imprisonment in the Suva Magistrates Court. Ravnesh Sagar was charged last Ju
Highlanders and Hurricanes now the only NZ Super Rugby franchises who've not had to make staff redundant
The Highlanders and Hurricanes are now the only New Zealand Super Rugby franchises who have not had to make staff redundant as the coronavirus crisis and resultant sporti
Grace Road Church says they have violated neither the law of God nor this world's law
The son of the founder of the Grace Road Church Daniel Sungdo has refuted the charges of Assault, Incarceration, Child Abuse, and Fraud which his mother Reverend Okjoo Sh