There will be no limit on crowd numbers when the Super Rugby Aotearoa kicks off
Super Rugby Aotearoa kick-off times are set to change in response to New Zealand’s move to Alert Level 1. New Zealand Rugby has confirmed there will be no limit
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Kurtley Beale wants to play his fourth Rugby World Cup
Kurtley Beale has announced his intention to give incoming Wallabies coach Dave Rennie no choice but to let him become the third Australian to play his fourth Rugby World
Australia will provide funding for Fiji to access a future COVID-19 vaccine
Australia has ensured that Fiji will be able to access a future COVID-19 vaccine through a new innovative funding mechanism announced by Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance, at th
Over 800 students withdraw from their courses at USP
861 students have withdrawn from 1,332 courses at the University of the South Pacific due to the current circumstances. In a statement, the USP says this is as of 31st
Conor McGregor announces his retirement
Conor McGregor has announced his retirement from mixed martial arts - again - at the age of 31. The Irishman posted the announcement under his Twitter handle @TheNotor
Local tourists should be treated the same way as other guests are treated
As calls are being made for locals to take part in tourism, the CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, Fantasha Lockington says it is absolutely necessary for loc
Another earthquake recorded this afternoon, however it does not pose any threat of a Tsunami
A 5.0 magnitude earthquake occurred 16km west of Yasawa-i-rara at 3.42 this afternoon. It was an offshore earthquake and occurred at a depth of 10km. According to t
Several hundred mourners attended a private memorial service for George Floyd
Several hundred people have attended a private memorial service for George Floyd at a Baptist church in Raeford, North Carolina. Protesters hold placards as they marc
Fiji FA to provide $68,000 worth of groceries and monetary funding to affected soccer players
The Fiji Football Association will be distributing $68,000 worth of groceries and will also be providing monetary funding to soccer players that have lost income during t
Vuda Pigs joins forces with popular local band, Inside Out to open pork shop in Nasinu
Vuda Pigs has joined forces with South Pacific Butchery and popular local band, Inside Out to open their second pork shop in the Lees Trading Complex at Centre Point in N
Trump watched the first week of June from inside an ever-expanding buffer of security
The first week of June unfolded in historic bursts in the US, five days of turmoil and tension the US President, Donald Trump watched unfold mostly from inside an ever-ex
Driver of the electric cart discharged from hospital
The driver of the electric cart which tumbled down a slope, causing the death of a woman in Taveuni has been discharged from the CWM Hospital. Police say she is at her
20,000 take to Sydney's streets in Black Lives Matter protest
At least 20,000 protesters have defied pleas by the NSW Premier and police and marched through Sydney's CBD as part of the Black Lives Matter movement that has swept the
Earthquake occurs 83km North-North West of Ba Town
A 5.3 magnitude offshore earthquake struck 5km north of Yasawa and 83km north north west of Ba Town at 10.55 last night. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 10km.
Fiji FA wants to take Fiji FACT to Labasa
The Fiji Football Association is planning to take the Vodafone Fiji FACT to Subrail Park in Labasa. The tournament is expected to be played in November this year.Fiji
Woman dies in Taveuni after electric cart tumbles down a slope
A woman in her 20s passed away following an accident at a resort in Taveuni yesterday. The woman was riding an electric cart with three others when the driver allegedl
67 police officers resign after suspension of officers who shoved man during Floyd protest in the US
All 57 members of a police tactical unit in Buffalo, New York, have resigned from that team to protest the suspension of two colleagues who were filmed shoving a 75-year-
China issues travel warning to citizens asking them not to travel to Australia
The Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism has issued a travel alert to its citizens warning them not to travel to Australia due to a significant increase in racist atta
Seven arrested for allegedly drinking home brew and breaching curfew hours
Two women, a 17 year old and four men were arrested in Nabulini Village in Tailevu last night for allegedly drinking home brew and breaching curfew hours. Police Commi
India to reopen malls, restaurants and offices
India is reopening shopping malls, places of worship, restaurants and offices from 8th June as it eases its lockdown restrictions. The guidelines include staggered wor
Fijians need to put their money where their heart is - Koya
“Fijians need to be the biggest advocates of the Fijian tourism industry and need to be more patriotic and put their money where their heart is.†Minister