LDS youths plant more than 5,000 mangrove seedlings in Lami
More than 40 youths from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints planted more than 5,000 mangrove seedlings in Lami today with the theme light the world with love
Author: Rashika Kumar
MyDesk co-working space in Nadi provides opportunities for professionals seeking a convenient place to work remotely
A space has been launched in Nadi to give an opportunity to people to work remotely, build their business and enjoy other services. Director of MyDesk in Nadi Dipti Sh
Saula Waqa scores a hat-trick as Ba thrashes Labasa 6-1 in DPL
Saula Waqa scored a hat-trick as Ba thrashed Labasa 6-1 to move up to third place on the Digicel Premier League points table last night. Ba's Faazil Ali and Samuela Dr
Telecom Fiji offers reward if information leads to the arrest of individuals involved in copper theft in the West
Telecom Fiji is seeking the assistance of the general public with identifying perpetrators responsible for the recent copper thefts in the Western Division. They say a
Police awaiting post mortem result of the 16-year-old boy who was found dead in Nakasi
Police are currently waiting for the post mortem result of the 16-year-old boy whose body was found in a pool of blood along a common driveway in Nakasi. According to
Prof Shameem says Prof Prasad should know better than to repeat wild allegations of corruption at Uni Fiji while Prasad says Prof. Shameem is overreacting
University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem says National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad, as a professor himself, should know better th
Hits to Tourism Fiji website increase by 19% since the re-opening of borders and launch of the Open for Happiness Campaign
Tourism Fiji CEO, Brent Hill says since the start of December, the combination of the re-opening of the borders and the Open for Happiness Campaign, they have seen hits o
Velovelo Bridge closure extended until next Saturday for construction works
The Fiji Roads Authority has further extended the closure of Velovelo Bridge from 8pm to 5am until 18th December to undertake construction works for the new bridge along
Uni Fiji appoints Shaista Shameem as new Vice-Chancellor
Professor Shaista Shameem has been appointed as the new Vice- Chancellor of the University of Fiji. University Pro-Chancellor, Kamlesh Arya says Professor Shameem was
Liverpool thrashes Southampton 4-0 to go 2nd on the EPL table
Diogo Jota scored twice as Liverpool thrashed Southampton 4-0 to move up to second in the English Premier League table, one point behind leaders Chelsea. Thiago AlcÃ
People need to continue to follow COVID-19 protocols so that borders don’t shut again 2 months later – AG
Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says as tourists come in, Fijians need to ensure that we continue to abide by the various COVID-19 health protocols that the Per
FijiCare launches insurance plan for travellers to Fiji that covers for isolation and PCR testing
Travellers to Fiji can apply for insurance coverage for isolation, PCR testing, medical assistance and repatriation after the launch of the FijiCare COVID Insurance Produ
90.6% of the adult target population fully vaccinated
90.6% of the adult target population in Fiji are fully vaccinated while 97.3% have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. 25,878 children between the ages
Fiji Fashion Week designers attract more than $200,000 worth of orders
Fiji Fashion Week Managing Director, Ellen Whippy-Knight says the 15 designers this week have attracted more than $200,000 worth of orders. This is the first year Fiji
Labasa’s DPL matches called off due to adverse weather conditions
The Digicel Premier League matches scheduled for this weekend has been called off due to adverse weather conditions. This has been confirmed by Fiji Football Competiti
Ministry of Economy yet to appoint peer review consultants for the yet-to-be completed Lautoka Swimming Pool Project
The Ministry of Economy is yet to appoint peer review consultants for the yet-to-be completed Lautoka Swimming Pool Project for which the cost has escalated from the budg
Leadership is based on experience and learning through trial and error – Paul Welsh
The British Deputy High Commissioner to Fiji, Paul Welsh says leadership does not come with a step by step manual and much of it is based on experience and learning throu
PNG delays budget as cyber attack woes continue
The budget was meant to be handed down in Papua New Guinea yesterday, after it was delayed because the government continues to struggle with offline payment systems follo
CID officer visits SODELPA HQ in relation to complaint lodged by Bulitavu against Gavoka and Duru
Police have confirmed a CID Officer visited the SODELPA Headquarters to carry out an investigation in relation to a complaint lodged by SODELPA MP Mosese Bulitavu against
Mini tornado in Nadi
The Fiji Meteorological Services has confirmed a mini tornado affected the greater Nadi area between 2.30pm to 3pm today, however there is no threat of a major tornado.
People may be required to take their Defensive Driving Course at different locations to allow LTA to accommodate large number of participants
The Land Transport Authority’s Acting CEO, Irimaia Rokosawa says people can make requests to sit for their Defensive Driving Course at the Valelevu, Sigatoka, Nadi