Ba Women beat Henderson Eels 2-0 in OFC Champions League opener
Two goals in three minutes midway through the second half helped Ba Women defeat Henderson Eels 2-0 to kick off their OFC Women’s Champions League campaign in styl
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New Valley model will empower rural farmers and boost investor confidence in agriculture – Rabuka
Farmers in Sabeto Valley in Sigatoka and surrounding areas will no longer have to sell their produce at lower prices out of fear of spoilage, as Prime Minister Sitiveni R
ODPP to receive investigation file into Richard Mock’s death tomorrow
The investigation file into the death of 35-year-old Richard Mock will be submitted to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions tomorrow for independent review a
Pakistan-based militant group chief says relatives killed in India strike
The Pakistan-based leader of a militant group says 10 of his relatives have been killed in a missile strike by India. Masood Azhar, chief of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), sa
Pakistan says 8 killed in cross-border attack as tensions with India escalate
Pakistan Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar says eight civilians have died and 35 others have been injured following an attack on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kash
Girmit Open to feature 140 golfers and promote Girmit history
About 140 Fijian golfers will take part in the annual Extra Supermarket sponsored Girmit Open Golf Tournament at the Fiji Golf Club this weekend where participants and sp
Cabinet seeks Supreme Court opinion on constitutional amendment process
Cabinet has agreed to seek an opinion from the Supreme Court on the interpretation and application of the amendment provisions of the 2013 Constitution. Cabinet has als
India launches strikes on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir
The Indian government says it has launched an attack on nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Pakistani military spokesperson Ahmed Sharif says sev
Uncertainty over Ratu Cakobau Park’s future as lease expires in 2028
Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori could have a new home in the future as the land lease is expiring in 2028 and there are indications that the landowners have no intention to
Road widening, new bridge and rail part of traffic plans - Ro Filipe
People can expect long-term solutions to address traffic congestion to begin within the next 12 months, as Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has confirmed plans t
Stop exploiting farmers’ struggles - Rayalu tells middlemen
We are not saying all middlemen are bad but some are using farmers’ struggles to make big profits and this must stop. This has been highlighted by Minister for
Nightclub fight video likely from March, maintain decorum - Turaga
Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says a preliminary investigation indicates the viral nightclub fight video of Acting Corrections Commissioner Sevuloni Naucukidi is lik
Trump announces 100% tariff on movies ‘produced in foreign lands’
U.S President Donald Trump has announced a 100 percent tariff on all movies “produced in Foreign Landsâ€, saying the US film industry was dying a “very f
Investigation into FHL Tower electrocution ongoing, work resumes after stop order lifted – Agni Deo Singh
Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh says investigations into FHL Tower where a construction worker was electrocuted are ongoing while work continues on the tower after
Online Safety Commission receives complaint about viral video showing Acting Corrections Commissioner involved in a fist fight
The Online Safety Commission has received a complaint regarding a video currently circulating which shows a senior government official involved in an altercation at a loc
SPX-listed companies declare $43M in dividends, up 116% from Jan–April 2024
Companies listed on the South Pacific Stock Exchange have collectively declared $43 million in dividends from January to April this, continuing a strong trend of deliveri
FICAC drops sedition and other charges against Ben Padarath due to lack of witnesses
FICAC will not be able to continue to prosecute Benjamin Padarath, who was charged with sedition, attempting to defeat the course of justice, destroying evidence and diso
FRA plans to remove Wainibuku roundabout after rise in accidents and death
Following serious concerns regarding the high number of accidents and a death at the Wainibuku roundabout in 9 miles, the Fiji Roads Authority says it is a black spot for
TikTok fined US$600M for China data transfers that broke EU privacy rules
A European Union privacy watchdog fined TikTok US$600 million after a four-year investigation found that the video sharing app’s data transfers to China put users
Racial narrative on scholarship funding is unfortunate and divisive - Pacific Polytech Chair
It is most unfortunate that some sections of policy makers - led by educationists - continue to harp on racial allocation of scholarship funding. Pacific Polytech Chai
Govt to proceed with Employment Relations Bill despite FCEF rejection
The Government is expected to table the Employment Relations Bill in June despite it being rejected by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation. The Federation decli