Fiji Pearls beat PNG Pepe 74-32
The Fiji Pearls have started the Vodafone Oceania Netball World Cup Qualifier with a 74-32 win against PNG Pepes at the Vodafone Arena last night. The Pearls started s
Author: Navitalai Naivalurua
It is a freebies budget - Tikoduadua
National Federation Party President Pio Tikoduadua says they do not think that the freebies announced in the 2022/2023 National Budget will change the mindset of the peop
Intensified violence in West Papua has left 100,000 people displaced – Rev Bhagwan
More than 100,000 West Papuans have been displaced due to the intensified violence in the country and the Pacific Conference of Churches is calling on Pacific Island Lead
We simply cannot settle for anything less than the survival of every Pacific Island Country - Bainimarama
We simply cannot settle for anything less than the survival of every Pacific Island Country and that requires that all high emitting economies implement science-based pla
Samsung introduces outdoor billboard advertisements in support of the Busan World Expo
Samsung has introduced various outdoor billboard advertisements in support of the 2030 Busan World Expo in Suva. The marketing activity is also in major airports. T
Man charged for allegedly breaking into the Tukavesi Post Office
A man in his 20s has been charged for his alleged involvement in a burglary case at the Tukavesi Post Office. He is charged with a count each of burglary and theft.
Rieko Ioane admits New Zealand were complacent before Dunedin defeat
All Blacks centre Rieko Ioane admits complacency played a role in their historic second-test loss to Ireland, but he is determined to right those wrongs in the series-dec
Maroons wins 2022 State of Origin
Queensland have pulled off one of their greatest and most courageous wins in State of Origin history as they took out the 2022 series with a 22-12 victory last night.
Yasawa to face Macuata in Vanua Championship final
Yasawa will play Macuata in the final of the Vodafone Vanua Championship this Friday. The decision was made by an independent Judicial Officer. The FRU says both pa
Competition is stiff for a spot in the final 13 - Gollings
Competition is stiff in the Fiji Airways Men's National 7s squad as the 16 players that left for the Commonwealth Games will fight for a spot in the final 13. Coach Be
Man in his 30s charged in relation to the death of a US national at a resort in the Mamanucas
A man in his 30s who is allegedly involved in the death of a US national at a resort in the Mamanucas over the weekend has been charged. He is charged with one count o
Fiji 7s to use learning from Oceania 7s as building phase for Commonwealth Games - Gollings
The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s side will be using the things they learned in the Oceania 7s as a building phase for their matches at the Commonwealth Games in
Methodist Church in Fiji will play no part in any coup going forward – Rev Bhagwan
Pacific Conference of Churches General Secretary Reverend James Bhagwan says the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma has no intentions to play any role in any coup going
Nawaqanitawase and Salakaia-Loto called into Wallabies squad for series-decider
Mark Nawaqanitawase and Lukhan Salakaia-Loto have been called into the Wallabies camp for Saturday’s series-decider against England. Nawaqanitawase joins the Wa
Fiji remains in 11th place in World Rugby rankings while France and Ireland move up to 1st and 2nd
Despite losing to Australia A last Saturday in the Pacific Nations Cup, the Vodafone Flying Fijians remain in 11th place in the World Rugby Men's ranking, however, the Al
The backdrop for COP26 was the failure of developed countries to deliver against the $100 billion a year target for climate finance - AG
The backdrop for COP26 was the failure of developed countries to deliver against the $100 billion a year target for climate finance and this pledge was made a decade ago
Health Ministry is seeing a low number of severe cases of leptospirosis admitted in hospitals – Dr Fong
The community engagement works conducted by the employees of the Ministry of Health have seen great results as hospitals are now seeing less number of people being admitt
Fire destroys family-owned shop and service station in Labasa
A family of four are homeless after their double storey property in Waiqele Road in Labasa was destroyed in a fire this afternoon. The property is a shop and also a se
FLP condemns assassination of Shinzo Abe
The former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was a generous friend of Pacific Island countries and remained firmly committed to ensuring the security of Japan and the In
Government approves 2023 public holidays
People can now start planning for their activities for 2023 as the government have approved 10 holidays for next year. Easter Weekend will be from the 7th to the 10th
Pacific island activists and students calls on world leaders to support International Court of Justice’s climate change advisory
The time for band-aid solutions has passed as we are seeing the impacts of climate change daily. This has been highlighted by Vishal Prasad, a Campaigner with Pacific