Mereoni Kuru of Natabua High School has added the senior girl’s 200 metres gold to her 100 metres title that she won yesterday in the Coca-Cola Lautoka Athletics Z
Beating the Crusaders wasn't a case of 'do-or-die', but tomorrow’s Super Rugby Aotearoa top of the table game at Eden Park was important in setting up the season f
The economic empowerment of women is one sure way to alleviate poverty and in the post COVID world, it especially holds immense strength to get economies back on their fe
Police Blue will face Tabadamu in the first semi-final while Army will face Wardens in the second semi-final of the 3rd leg of the Super 7s series. Police Blue beat Ea
Women victims of violence will now be able to go to a gender based violence shelter that has been handed over to the Fijian government today. While receiving the shelt
Police Blue survived a major scare as they narrowly beat Eastern Saints 10-5 in the first quarter-final of the 3rd leg of the Super 7s series. Both teams were locked a
More than 100,000 Fijians who have seen their livelihoods lost or severely impacted due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been assured by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama th
Finland has been named the happiest place in the world for a fourth year running, in an annual UN-sponsored report.The World Happiness Report saw Denmark in second place,
Crusaders halfback Bryn Hall will lead the team out on to Eden Park on Sunday afternoon, for what will be his 100th Super Rugby Club game. Hall, who made 32 appearance
Natabua High School students Josevata Rasoi and Mereoni Kuru have won the senior boy’s and girl’s 100 metres race in the Coca-Cola Lautoka Zone Athletics Me
Minister for Defence Inia Seruiratu says National Federation Party President Pio Tikoduadua does not even know what is in the Police Act 1965. He made these comments w
A review by the European Union’s medicines regulator has concluded the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine is "safe and effective". The European Medicines Agenc
Education Minister Rosy Akbar has raised concerns whereby children have been seen jaywalking across our roads with earphones on and barely paying attention to oncoming tr
Dozens of people in Taiwan have changed their names to "salmon" to take advantage of a restaurant's sushi promotion deal. Officials have issued a plea asking people to
‘If you are a bully, you better watch out’. That was the message by Education Minister Rosy Akbar while speaking at Marist Brothers High School during the
Villagers of Anitioki in Tailevu will now benefit from a new $3.5 million road that has been opened by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama. Village Headman Uraia Vuetiba
Students of 33 schools in the North and 19 schools in the West will be assisted with meals which is being coordinated by the Ministry of Education and the Australian Gove
Mitchell Dunshea has recommitted to the Crusaders through 2023, despite there already being three All Blacks locks on the books. Dunshea, who last year spent time with
Police are investigating a case where a man claiming to be an Employment Officer of the National Employment Centre had been approaching Fijians and allegedly obtaining fi
Namosi Secondary School continues to lead the Boys and Girls Division at the Suva Zone 1. They have dominated the long-distance events. In the Boys Division they ha
Former All Blacks wing Julian Savea expects Saturday's Hurricanes-Chiefs Super Rugby Aotearoa game in Wellington to be an 'intense and exciting' contest as both teams see