Pomeroy-Farrell makes history with Fiji’s first World Aquatics medal
Fiji’s Maori Pomeroy-Farrell has made history by winning a bronze medal at the World Junior Diving Championships, becoming the first-ever Fijian athlete to win a m
Author: Rashika Kumar
Robot beats Usain Bolt’s 100m world record at humanoid robot games
A robot has outperformed humans by running faster than Usain Bolt's 100 metre sprint world record at the World Humanoid Robot Games in China.The humanoid robot, developed
Rabuka calls for unity, peace and respect during Prophet Mohammed’s birthday
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on Fijians to strengthen unity, respect diversity and reject racial and religious intolerance as we commemorates the birth of Pr
More than 80 people assisted through street outreach programme
More than 80 people have been identified and assisted through Government efforts to support people living on the streets in Lautoka, Nadi, Labasa and Raiwaqa, with about
Flying Fijians name squad with five potential debutants including Terio Tamani and Isaac Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens
The FIJI Water Flying Fijians have named a 33-member squad for the Asahi Pacific Nations Cup 2026, with five players in line to make their debut including Fiji 7s represe
Prophet Muhammad's teachings remain important for Fiji - Prof. Prasad
As Muslims commemorate the life and teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, the values of peace, compassion, justice, charity, humility, tolerance and service to humanity
Manchester City stage dramatic comeback to beat Bournemouth 2-1
Manchester City have made a winning start to their English Premier League campaign, coming from behind to beat Bournemouth 2-1 at the Etihad Stadium.Bournemouth took the
Hotel and tourism industry raises concerns about impact and uncertainty surrounding 5% tax
The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association says businesses remain unclear about how the new 5 percent Tourism Services Tax will work, with concerns that taxing turnover rathe
48 hr campaign blackout to be removed, $300,000 candidate and $3M party caps proposed, 4-year voter ban for corrupt electoral offenders
Major changes have been proposed to electoral laws tabled in Parliament, including the removal of the 48-hour campaign blackout, reducing the campaign-free zone from 300
1.3m litres of jet fuel released as Nadi Airport continues operating under supply restrictions
Nadi International Airport remains fully operational, with an additional 1.3 million litres of Jet A-1 aviation fuel released into available stock to provide some relief
Suva Muslim Primary School marks 100 years with community and heritage celebrations
Suva Muslim Primary School has marked its 100th anniversary with a community and heritage night featuring cultural performances, a recycling fashion show and celebrations
306 adoption applications processed since March, first order granted under new law
306 local adoption applications have been processed since March this year following the implementation of amendments to Fiji’s Adoption Act.This has been highlight
3,143 students found with drugs in 2025
1,508 primary school students and 1,635 secondary school students were found with drugs last year, an increase by 2.4 percent.  While responding to a written questi
Constitution Review Commission progressing towards completing work ahead of 31st August deadline
The Constitution Review Commission is assuring the public that it is progressing towards completing its terms of reference following consultations around the country.As t
1,140 students dropped out last year, learning and economic challenges possible reason
740 primary school students dropped out of school last year, compared to 1,200 in 2024, while 400 secondary school students dropped out last year, compared to 869 the pre
ODPP seeks forfeiture of Imran Khan and Deborah Kim’s assets
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has filed an application seeking to have more than $404,000, a house and land in Valelevu, and four vehicles belonging t
Temple vandalism cases vary, with some isolated and others opportunistic - Charan Jeath Singh
Concerns over possible religiously motivated attacks on Hindu temples have been raised in Parliament, with Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh stressing
Parliament unanimously passes Bill to replace Pacific Theological College with Pasifika Communities University
Parliament has unanimously passed the Bill to transform the 60-year-old Pacific Theological College into the broader Pasifika Communities University as it maintains st
Two more cocaine parcels found in Lau and Qamea, suspicious parcel found in Koro
Two more parcels confirmed to be cocaine have been discovered in Lau and Qamea while another suspicious parcel has been discovered in Koro today.Assistant Commissioner
Inter-Agency Exercise Bougainville 2026 tests Fiji's response to asymmetric conflict
Inter-Agency Exercise Bougainville 2026, a principal brigade-level field training exercise, is currently being conducted in the Western Division until 28th August.The Rep
Residents raise concerns over rubbish dumping as littering fine set to rise to $200
As people continue to raise concerns about littering in public spaces, the Ministry of Environment is warning that from the beginning of next month, a person found com