No fee increase for Sports Council facilities, we will discuss first - Mazey
No fees will be increased for Fiji Sports Council facilities without consultation and understanding the situation of the people like the sporting bodies hiring the facili
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Five schools in the West to remain closed today
Students studying at Nokonoko District School, Andrews Primary School, Nawaka District School, Nadi Muslim College and Lovu Sangam School will remain at home today as the
Tuatua Gas Crematorium opens in Labasa
The Tuatua Gas Crematorium opened in Labasa today, with the first body being cremated by loved ones.Secretary of the Tuatua Crematorium, Jitendra Kumar says the project w
Fijian Flying Circus returns home after successful NZ tour
The Fijian Flying Circus has returned home after a transformative tour of Aotearoa New Zealand, which featured sold-out shows and a strong connection with thousands of au
Police Blue’s Dranivotua set for World 7s debut in Vancouver
Police Blue player Akuila Dranivotua is likely to make his debut in the World 7s arena after being named in the Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s side for the Vancouv
Rakiraki water supply fully restored, repairs ongoing in Ba, Tavua and Lautoka
Water supply in Rakiraki has now been fully restored, however, restoration works are continuing in Lautoka, Tavua, Ba and Sigatoka, with desilting, infrastructure repairs
CMF College Tabuanitoga shines as three schools compete in combine inter-house meet
19-year-old Sunia Tabuanitoga of CMF College claimed the 100 metres Senior Boys race with a time of 11.62 seconds during the combine inter-house competition at the HFC
Prof Prasad urges reflection on Holi’s true meaning of good over evil
As Hindus across the country celebrate Holi with joyous singing and the vibrant exchange of colours, National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad is reminding
Colours, songs and unity mark Holi celebrations in Seaqaqa
Seaqaqa was filled with vibrant colours, singing and festive cheer as residents gathered to celebrate Holi, the Festival of Colours.Members of the Dagau Combine Faag Mand
Blitzboks makes 6 changes for Vancouver and New York legs
The Blitzboks have made six changes for the Vancouver and New York legs from the side that won in Perth, and Impi Visser is back at the helm, closing in on his 50th World
Farmers and vendors resume business at Ba Market
Ba Town was bustling with activity this morning as hardworking vendors and farmers gathered at the Ba Market, setting up their stalls and bringing fresh produce to eager
Ruling on Health Tender case legal challenge to be delivered on Friday
The ruling on the legal challenge regarding the Health Tender trial will be delivered this Friday. Defence lawyer for former Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma, Wylie Clarke
Returned women workers celebrated on International Women’s Day
Women who leave the comfort of their homes to support their families were recognised and celebrated today as leaders at the heart of communities during an International W
Families in Nawaka and Kerebula call for urgent drainage works after Nadi flooding
Families in parts of Nadi are still grappling with the flooding over the past few days, with some homes remaining waterlogged due to ongoing drainage issues. Shayal Shita
Holi reflects Fiji’s multicultural harmony - Indian High Commissioner
As Hindus across Fiji and around the world celebrate Holi, the Festival of Colours, the Indian High Commissioner to Fiji, Suneet Mehta highlights that the festival is not
Six Nations trophy destroyed after vehicle catches fire
The Six Nations trophy has been damaged beyond repair in a vehicle fire in Ireland.No one was harmed during the incident, which happened after the third round of matches,
Bulitavu delivers relief supplies in West while Pillay calls for urgent flood response
Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management, Mosese Bulitavu joined the Western Division team working around the clock to deliver much-needed reli
Helicopter makes emergency landing in Saru Nadroga
A helicopter carrying medical supplies from Nausori to Nadi was forced to make an unplanned landing in the hills of Nadroga at Saru after thick fog prevented the pilot fr
USD$5M to protect 160,000 Fijian children from growing drug crisis
More than 160,000 children and adolescents in Fiji are expected to benefit from a new USD$5.48 million partnership between the Government of Japan and UNICEF aimed at tac
Professor Biman Prasad defends tax reforms, challenges Usamate to debate
Former Finance Minister and Member of Parliament Professor Biman Prasad says Opposition MP Jone Usamate should know that the Government he was part of had a 15 percent VA
Nadi man forced to spend night away as floodwaters cut off access to home
Heavy rain across parts of Fiji has left residents stranded and homes inundated, with one man in Nadi forced to spend the night away from his family after floodwaters cut