India says over 1,000 nationals deported by US since January
More than a thousand Indians have returned or deported from the United States since January. India's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that around 62
Author: Navitalai Naivalurua
Cost of tobacco-related illness is more than the revenue generated by cigarette taxes - Dr Lalabalavu
The Health Ministry is looking to increase taxes on tobacco as the cost of tobacco-related illness on the economy is about 4.3 times more than the revenue generated by ci
Mataele scores as Chiefs beat Highlanders 41-24 to lock top spot
Fiji-born Chiefs wing Manasa Mataele scored a try to assist the Waikato side claim the minor premiership and all-important home-field advantage for the finals with a 41-2
Brumbies denied win by late Crusaders try
The ACT Brumbies have seen their Canberra fortress raided by the Crusaders, who snatched a top-two spot on the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific ladder in a thrilling final
Curriculum does not meet job market - Namataku District School Head
The Head of School at Namataku District School in Navosa Tomasi Toganivalu is calling for a review of the education curriculum so that it meets the job market of today.
UniFiji signs MoU with Sri Sathya Sai Global Council Fiji to enhance medical education
To enhance medical education and strengthen community health initiatives across Fiji and the Pacific, the University of Fiji signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Sri
Navosa Central still without Commercial Studies teacher due to rural posting reluctance - Acting Head of School
Students from Navosa Central College are without a Commercial Studies teacher since the beginning of Term 1 and concerns are being raised on the quality and willingness o
No fear: Inside Blues' plan to silence Queensland crowd
NSW Blues forward Liam Martin has declared his side will thrive off a hostile Suncorp Stadium reception as they look to claim back-to-back wins at the venue for the first
Baselala gets another start this week while Ikanivere and Nasilasila reach 50 appearances each
Young Philip Baselala will get another start for Swire Shipping Fijian Drua this week against the Reds in round 16 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific after being name
ECE teacher pleads to Ministry and Govt. for quarters
An Early Childhood Education teacher is pleading to the Ministry of Education to think of them and provide them with staff quarters where they are being posted because it
NSW Blues hopes to defend title as Maroons to defend home ground tonight
The Westpac NSW Blues are preparing to travel into enemy territory as they look to begin their State of Origin series defence with a win over Queensland. The Blues wil
Hundreds of farmers to gather at Fiji Farmers Economic Summit 2025
Hundreds of farmers from across the country will gather today at the FMF Gymnasium to take part in the Fiji Farmers Economic Summit 2025. Fiji Crop and Livestock Counc
UniFiji announces plan to introduce a Master’s in Orthopedics
To address the growing demand for specialist care across Fiji and the Pacific, the University of Fiji has announced its plans to introduce a Master’s in Orthopedic
Grant good to go as debutants add fresh energy for Game One
Queensland Maroons hooker Harry Grant has assured Queensland fans that he is right to go for Game One and said the energy of the team’s newcomers has them primed t
High school teammates reunite to torment Maroons
Former high school classmates Hudson Young and Max King have declared they are ready to make an instant impact off the bench for the NSW Blues as they reunite in tomorrow
Mbappe wins European Golden Shoe for first time
Kylian Mbappe has won the European Golden Shoe for the first time after scoring twice in Real Madrid's 2-0 defeat of Real Sociedad on Saturday. The France internationa
Tavatavanawai signs new deal with Highlanders through 2027
Fijian star Timoci Tavatavanawai has committed another two years to the Highlanders in a major boost for the struggling Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific side. The power
4 dengue deaths this year and more than 7,000 cases
People should continue to remain vigilant and take protective measures against dengue fever following more than 7,000 cases reported by the Health Ministry in the last t
Woman rescued by Police and NFA after injuring thigh on Mt Korobaba
A 26-year-old tertiary student has been rescued by a team from Lami Police Station and the National Fire Authority after getting injured on the muddy trails of Mount Koro
Civil servants should be the core people to conduct elections – Roko Tui Lau
Suggestions have been made to the Fiji Law Reform Commission to have civil servants be the core people in conducting the elections as volunteers that are being used by th
Chiefs want electoral system where they can hold the people they vote for accountable
Great Council of Chiefs Chairman Ratu Viliame Seruvakula says the chiefs have agreed with the people that they would like to see whatever electoral system comes into plac