Manchester City beat Crystal Palace to keep heat on Arsenal
Manchester City comfortably beat Crystal Palace 3-0 to move back to within two points of English Premier League leaders Arsenal and ensure a tense title tussle continues
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UniFiji to unveil Leonidas replica during Girmit Day commemoration
A replica of the Leonidas, the first ship to bring indentured labourers to Fiji will be unveiled today as the University of Fiji commemorates Girmit Day. UniFiji Depar
Man charged with killing 5-yr-old niece, another charged for pouring boiling water on partner
A 52-year-old man who allegedly assaulted his five-year-old niece which resulted in her death has been charged with manslaughter while in another case a 32-year-old
Fiji football legend Henry Dyer passes away
Former Fiji football representative and Fiji FA Legends Club inductee Henry Dyer has passed away at the age of 63.Born and raised in Namoli, Lautoka, Dyer attended Drasa
Justice Bull to deliver ruling on Prof. Prasad’s stay application on Monday
Suva High Court Judge Justice Siainiu Fa'alogo-Bull will now deliver her ruling on former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad’s stay application on the pr
Vegetable prices to remain high despite expected improvement in supply from this month
Vegetable supply is expected to improve from this month, however prices will remain high as farmers continue to feel the impact of the rising cost of living and fuel pric
Committee recommends removal of corporal punishment from Education Bill
As the Constitution already prohibits violence against children, there is no justification for including such a provision within the Education Bill.This has been in th
Waqanika's FICAC case to continue after court refuses stay application
The FICAC case against Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika will continue as her stay application has been refused by Suva High Court Judge Justice Siainiu Bull.Waqanika, through h
Girmit exhibit highlights importance of history and identity ahead of Girmit Day celebrations
The stories and the information that artifacts in the Girmit Exhibit at the Fiji Museum hold is very important, especially when the full history is not widely known and t
Serevi inspires children to work hard, have faith and self-belief
7s rugby legend Waisale Serevi is urging children to work hard, never give up and to believe in themselves. While speaking during the Fiji Institute of Chartered Ac
FWRM calls for urgent reforms as sexual violence cases involving children face delays and withdrawals in courts
Survivors of sexual violence must be able to access support and legal processes in ways that prioritise their safety, dignity, and long-term recovery.This has been highli
Solomon Kings FC edge Tahiti United 2-1 in OFC Pro League Challengers Group clash
Solomon Kings FC held off a late comeback from Tahiti United to secure an important 2-1 victory on the opening day of Challengers Group action at the OFC Pro League in Au
94% of households in Central Division receive consistent 24-hour water supply - Ro Filipe
About 94 percent of households in the Central Division, or 81,906 metered connections, currently receive a consistent 24-hour water supply. This has been confirmed by
Fiji secures US$200M concessional financing support from ADB
Fiji has secured critical concessional financing of US$200 million to support its response to the ongoing fuel crisis in the upcoming national budget followin
Cane Growers Council and NFU oppose proposed closure of Rarawai and Lautoka tramline operations
The Sugar Cane Growers Council and the National Farmers Union are strongly opposing Fiji Sugar Corporation's proposal to discontinue tramline operations for both Raraw
High Court ruling on Waqanika's permanent stay application deferred to Friday
High Court Judge Justice Siainiu Fa'alogo Bull will now deliver her ruling on Friday in the matter where Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika and her counsel and sacked FICAC
HPU facility to open in Labasa soon
The Fiji Rugby Union has established its first High-Performance Unit in the Northern Division, marking a significant milestone in the organisation’s commitment to
Supreme Court rules LTA fines above $2,000 unlawful
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Land Transport Authority cannot fine anyone over $2,000 as fines above the amount is unlawful and the Minister responsible can not
Police seize journalist’s phone, say it's necessary for corruption investigation
Following condemnation by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project for the seizure by the Fiji Police Force of a phone belonging to one of its affiliated jour
Sai Sanjeevani hospital expands services to adults and undergoes name change
Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children's Heart Hospital Fiji has under gone a name change as the hospital will now extend its services to children, women, and men across Fiji
72% of Fijian women aged 18 to 64 have experienced violence in their lifetime
64 percent of women in intimate relationships in Fiji have experienced physical or sexual violence, and some data indicates that up to 72 percent of women aged 18 to 64 h