US tariff on Fijian exports unfair and disproportionate – Prof. Prasad
The imposition of a 32 percent across the board tariff on Fijian exports into the US is quite disproportionate and unfair, and 96 percent of what the United States expor
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Fiji can have multiple constituencies under 2013 Constitution – Prof. Fraenkel
Fiji can adopt an electoral system with multiple constituencies as the 2013 Constitution has only specified that each voter has one vote in a single national electoral ro
Fijian exports to US to become more expensive as Trump announces 32% tariff
Fijian products being imported into the United States will be more expensive as President Trump has announced a 32 percent tariff on Fiji, along with other counties, effe
Dr Nakarawa challenges legality of suspension and takes legal steps
Suspended Corrections Commissioner Dr Jalesi Nakarawa has instructed his legal counsel to address his concerns to the President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu as appointing aut
Rewa out of OFC Champions League after late Pirae penalty
Discipline has again cost Rewa, as they are out of the OFC Men’s Champions League after a 1-0 loss to Tahitian side AS Pirae in the Solomon Islands. Pirae score
OFC Champions League: Rewa and AS Pirae currently tied nil all
Rewa and Tahitian side AS Pirae are currently tied nil all in their second group match of the OFC Champions League in the Solomon Islands. The first half is underway.
Muslims urged to embrace unity, generosity, and gratitude as we celebrate Eid
As Muslims celebrate Eid today, the community is being urged to embrace the spirit of unity, generosity and gratitude during this festive occasion. While speaking to f
Eid to be celebrated on Tuesday
Muslim families will be celebrating Eid on Tuesday as the moon has not been sighted tonight. Eid marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, prayer, and self-
Bollywood beats meet bagpipes: UK pipe band’s royal performance goes viral
A video of a pipe band playing Bollywood tunes to welcome the British Royal Family has gone viral on social media. The Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa Pipe Band performed
Discipline costs Rewa as they fall 4-2 to Tiga Sport in OFC Men’s Champions League opener
Discipline let Rewa down as they were beaten 4-2 by New Caledonia’s Tiga Sport in their first match of the OFC Men’s Champions League in the Solomon Islands
Dr Maharaj advocates for avocado consumption and farming to combat NCD crisis in Fiji
Fiji is facing an epidemic of non-communicable diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and hypertension, with many young people losing their lives and families left with
Myanmar military government continues air strikes after devastating earthquake
Myanmar's military government has continued to bomb parts of the war-torn country following the major earthquake, which has killed more than 1,600 people. The UN has d
Fiji eyes Hong Kong title as Kolinisau aims for series victory
We have a chance to follow the footsteps of some of the Fiji legends that have gone before us. This has been highlighted by Fiji Airways Men’s 7s Coach Osea Kol
Myanmar quake death toll passes 1,600 as people dig for survivors with bare hands
The number of people known to have died following the devastating earthquake in Myanmar has risen to more than 1,600, with people in some areas saying they had been left
Nayacalevu leaves Ospreys without playing a game
Flying Fijian centre, Waisea Nayacalevu has left Ospreys without playing a game because of personal reasons. Nayacalevu joined Ospreys from Sale on a short-term deal i
Myanmar’s military govt makes rare plea for help after powerful earthquake kills hundreds with toll expected to rise
As 7.7-magnitude earthquake has hit the heart of war-ravaged Myanmar, killing hundreds of people, the country’s military government is making a rare plea for inter
Water disruption in Suva and Lami as heavy rain affects treatment plant
People in the greater Suva area and Lami are yet again facing water disruption as the recent heavy rain is affecting turbidity levels at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant
Kiran calls for support groups and mentorship to drive women's progress
Is it possible to create support groups for domestic violence, for new mothers - mentorship for leadership in each of our spaces, you can't imagine how these small steps
More than 150 dead in Myanmar earthquake
More than 150 people have been killed and more than 730 injured after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar near the city of Mandalay. The country’s mi
Heavy rain warning for Southern and Eastern Viti Levu and Vanua Levu
A heavy rain warning from severe thunderstorms is now in force for interior, Southern and Eastern parts of Viti Levu and whole of Vanua Levu. The Nadi Weather Office s
Ministry to take legal action against developer for illegal land works in Lomolomo
The Ministry of Environment will undertake legal actions against a developer who has been illegally carrying out land development in Lomolomo, Lautoka despite a Prohibiti