USP ready to welcome thousands of students during Open Day this Friday
The University of the South Pacific is ready to welcome over 12,000 students across its three Fiji campuses including Lautoka, Laucala, and Labasa — for the 2024 V
Author: Navitalai Naivalurua
All Blacks centurion Cane to raise the bat in Bledisloe II
Sam Cane will notch a century of Tests for the All Blacks and hopes to celebrate it in fashion by beating the Wallabies. The All Blacks have retained the Bledisloe for
8 in custody for marijuana and methamphetamine
Eight people are in police custody following the seizure of marijuana and methamphetamine in all five policing divisions as a result of increased information sharing.
'I'm ready to rumble' - Joshua
I’m ready to rumble. These are the words of former Heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medallist Anthony Joshua as he prepares for his IBF Heavyweight title f
TLTB approves establishment of Holding Company and subsidiary to empower landowners
Great news for landowners as the iTaukei Land Trust Board (iTLTB) has approved the establishment of a Holding Company and its subsidiary to spearhead TLTB's new commercia
FCOSS commends Govt on NDP launch but flags Govt on interoperability of the plan - Catanasiga
The Fiji Council of Social Services commends the coalition government for the speed at which they were able to produce the National Development Plan 2025-2029, but Direc
Joshua vs Dubois fight heats up
Interim International Boxing Federation champion Daniel Dubois has made a stern statement saying that he is ready to fight and destroy when he meets former World Heavywei
Etzebeth set to equal record for most capped Springbok
Lock Eben Etzebeth will join Victor Matfield as the most capped Springbok if he plays off the bench this Sunday after being named in the matchday 23 to face Argentina in
20 Peace Corps volunteer trainees from the US to conduct community engagement in Naitasiri
20 Peace Corps Volunteer trainees the United States of America have arrived into the country and will be conducting their community engagement in five communities in the
Developing housing, national insurance and social security schemes part of the NDP 2025-2029
Some of strategies to alleviate poverty that is part of the National Development Plan 2025-2029 is to develop housing, national insurance and social security schemes unde
Upgrading works at Kalekana Reservoir to cause water disruption in Lami area from Saturday 7pm to 6am Sunday
Residents living along Queens Road from Lami Town to Togalevu Naval Base are being urged to store enough water as the Water Authority of Fiji will be conducting essential
National Development Plan 2025-2029 and Vision 2050 launched
The National Development Plan for 2025-2029 and Vision 2050 has been launched today by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Cooperatives Manoa Kamikamica.
25-year-old man in custody for theft
A 25-year-old man, suspected of being involved in a case of theft yesterday, was arrested by the Police Dog Unit while conducting beat patrol in Lautoka. Assistant Com
Dr Vakamocea elected as new Fiji Medical Association President
Dr Alipate Vakamocea has been elected as the new President of the Fiji Medical Association for the term of 2024 to 2026, following the Annual General Meeting held at the
102 new cases of HIV between the age group of 20 to 24 years recorded in 2023 – Fiji Medical Association statistics
Shocking statistics have been revealed by the Fiji Medical Association Executive member Dr Basharat Munshi during the 63rd FMA Annual Conference in Nadi where 102 new cas
Man in critical condition after nightclub stabbing in Melbourne this morning
The Melbourne Police are looking for two men who are on the run after a stabbing incident at a nightclub this morning, which has left a 31-year-old man fighting for his l
New finals system headlines refreshed Super Rugby Pacific format
The 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby season will feature an extended 16-round regular season, Sunday afternoon fixtures and a more competitive six-team finals system. Supe
Fears of further flood deaths as rain lashes Europe
Romania has set up displacement camps and launched rescue operations after floods killed at least four people and destroyed thousands of homes in the east of the country.
Shortage of beds is a concern and building new medical infrastructure would cost $4.6 billion - Dr Munshi
More than 2000 beds are needed at our hospitals to cater for the growing population and constructing new medical infrastructures would cost around $4.6 billion. This w
Dogoru settlement to benefit from main extension project
200 residents of the Dogoru Settlement in Macuata, Vanua Levu, will benefit from the Nabekavu to Dogoru Mains Extension project, which is aimed at improving water infrast
Alleged Nailuva murderer to front court today
The 31-year-old man, who is alleged to have caused the death of a woman in Raiwaqa earlier this week, will appear in a special court sitting in the Suva Magistrates Court