Michael Cheika: I should have quit as Australia coach before 2019 World Cup
Former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says that he should have left the coaching job in early 2019 after Rugby Australia brought in Scott Johnson as director of rugby and
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Government raises MSME Credit Guarantee Scheme from 50% to 60%
Minister for Economy and Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the government will pay 60% on the outstanding defaulted Small Micro-Enterprise loans with up to a limi
NBA looking at Florida's Disney World Resort as the site to resume season
The NBA is in talks to resume the season at Florida's Disney World Resort in late July. The season was put on hold on the 11th of March because of the coronavirus pand
Fury eager to fight Joshua to give fans what they want
Tyson Fury says he is eager to give British boxing fans what they want by fighting Anthony Joshua for the undisputed world heavyweight title but he said the duo must focu
Popular Iranian Parkour athlete arrested over a rooftop kiss
Alireza Japalaghy, a popular Iranian parkour athlete and his stunt accomplice have been arrested by Tehran's cyber police for "vulgar acts" after a photo of the pair kiss
Rewa and Tailevu Nursery Distribution Centres to generate income for villagers
Villagers living in Rewa and Tailevu now have an alternative source of livelihood following the opening of the Rewa and Tailevu Nursery Distribution Centres by the Minist
Wallabies and All Blacks players reportedly in talks to remove South Africa from Super Rugby
Senior players from the Wallabies and the All Blacks have reportedly united in a bid to remove South Africa from Super Rugby. According to Nine News, a contingent of s
One referee per game dispute resolved as 2020 NRL season draws closer to the resumption date
The Australian Rugby League Commission and match officials have reached an agreement to resolve their dispute with one referee per game. The referees' union has agreed
Cash for Tree Planting initiative to begin with tourism sector employees affected by COVID-19
With close to 40,000 people working in the hotel and tourism sector in the country affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry for Forestry will kick-off their Cash f
Schools to remain closed until no cases of COVID-19 in Fiji
Schools will be closed until there are no more COVID-19 cases in Fiji. This has been highlighted by Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama during his visit to the island o
Read interested to play in Mitre 10 competition
Former All Blacks captain Kieran Read has revealed that he is keen to play in the Mitre 10 Cup competition, saying the country's top players being back in provincial rugb
78% recovery rate has successfully broken the chain of COVID-19 transmission in Fiji- Dr. Waqainabete
Fiji’s COVID-19 recovery rate is at 78% and this has successfully broken the chain of transmission of the virus. This was highlighted by Minister for Health Dr.
Police looking for 15-year-old Yasmin Nisha who has been reported missing at the Lautoka Police Station
Police are searching for 15-year-old, Yasmin Nikhat Esther Shaynaz Nisha who has been reported missing at the Lautoka Police Station. Police say the missing personâ
Seasonal ban on Kawakawa and Donu to come into effect next month
The seasonal ban on Grouper and Coral Trout also known as Kawakawa and Donu will come into effect on the 1st of June till the 30th of September 2020. The seasonal ban
NRL Stars lend support to injury-ravaged Warriors
Some of rugby league's biggest names have rallied around the New Zealand Warriors, as they push for an exemption from the NRL to bring in loan players due to their worsen
PM assures assistance to rebuild lives in Vatulele after TC Harold
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has assured the people of Vatulele that the Government will assist them to rebuild their lives. While visiting the island to assess d
Colouring competition for students of the ages of 6-10 years.
With the COVID-19 restriction still in place for the country, the Ministry of Waterways and Environment will be celebrating the 2020 International Biodiversity Day by con
English Premier League clubs resume training today
English Premier League clubs will resume training in small groups from today. The clubs voted unanimously on the decision at yesterday’s Project Restart meeting
Fiji 7s team to play with local clubs to get much game time
Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s coach Gareth Baber says when the COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, they would like to have some games with local 7s clubs. Baber
Assistance will be provided to villages wishing to venture into Rice Farming
Fiji imported $42.6 million worth of rice last year and the Ministry of Agriculture says any village that wishes to venture into community-based rice farming to increase
Unemployed people to be assisted financially if they take part in Tree Planting Programme
To help those that have lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry for Forestry will be establishing a programme where people have to plant trees and they