Queensland Reds trio stood down
Queensland Reds trio Izack Rodda, Isaac Lucas and Harry Hockings have all been stood down on the eve of their Super Rugby return. The Reds are set to return to trainin
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Rashmi Aslam is the new FICAC Deputy Commissioner
Rashmi Aslam is the new FICAC Deputy Commissioner. President Jioji Konrote has made the appointment on the recommendation of the Judicial Services Commission followi
67 cents per tonne deduction was approved by the Sugar Industry Tribunal - Clark
The Fiji Sugar Corporation says the 67 cents per tonne deduction from the fourth cane payment was approved and certified by the Sugar Industry Tribunal. FSC’s C
ANZ not in a business of repossessing customers' properties, will continue to work with their customers - Minam
ANZ Fiji Country Head Saud Minam says they are not in the business of repossessing their customers’ properties and will continue to work with their customers till
Online registration extended to June for Driving License Holders
The Land Transport Authority has extended the end date for the compulsory online registration of driving license holders to 29th June 2020. LTA says the online service
Dried leaves believed to be marijuana found in a carton used for rubbish in a vessel
Police say raids continue to be conducted on inter-island vessels in a bid to curb the transportation of illicit drugs from maritime islands. Another raid was conducte
No one should be treated unfairly or subjected to any form of harm and abuse during COVID-19 pandemic - Haus of Khameleon
The Haus of Khameleon, a movement that is led by transgender women says that no one should be treated unfairly or subjected to any form of harm and abuse nor left behind,
Quade Cooper and Sonny Bill Williams change diet
Former Wallaby, Quade Cooper has revealed he and ex-All Black Sonny Bill Williams are only tucking into steak and oysters to keep themselves in top shape. Cooper, who
Bus driver who was pulled off from Rewa River recovering at Nausori Health Centre
Police are continuing their investigation in relation to the case where a bus driver was pulled off from the Rewa River yesterday morning. The 30-year-old man is stil
Trump says US reopening, 'vaccine or no vaccine'
US President Donald Trump says the US will reopen, "vaccine or no vaccine", as he announced an objective to deliver a coronavirus vaccine by year-end. He compared the
ILO provides a grant of $78,828 to roll out survey at workplaces
The International Labour Organisation has provided a grant of $78,828 to the Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations to assist in the rolling-out of
Woman and her two children who were reported missing located in Kalabu
A 24-year-old woman and her two children aged 5 and 3 who were reported missing from their Namadi Heights home have been located and are safe. Police say they are stay
New stock of three antibiotics that were short in supply have arrived into the country
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services confirms that new stock of three antibiotics which are used to treat infections and diseases and that were short in supply hav
Police will await medical clearance before interviewing the bus driver
Police will be awaiting medical clearance before interviewing the bus driver who was pulled out of Rewa River this morning. The incident happened at around 9am today.
US church sues after bible study 'Zoombombed' by child abuse
A California church is suing video chat company Zoom after a hacker allegedly hijacked a virtual Bible study class to post graphic images of child abuse. A hacker took
4th cane payment of $13.73 per tonne paid to growers
The fourth cane payment of $13.73 per tonne has been paid to the cane growers. This now brings the total amount to $75.26 per tonne of cane of the $85 per tonne for th
Some people who were taken back to their village have returned to the streets – Poole
The Permanent Secretary for Ministry of Poverty Alleviation, Jennifer Poole says they are dealing with issues where some people who were taken back to their village by th
USP will give 700 tablets to students who do not have learning tools
The USP says it will make available 700 tablets to its students who may not have access to learning tools from home. Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia says the U
94-year-old descendant of a Girmitiya calls on descendants of indentured labourers to continue making contributions
As we celebrate the 141st anniversary of the Girmitiyas arrival to Fiji today, a descendant of a Girmitiya is calling on all descendants of indentured labourers to contin
A consumer can apply for a restructure in their credit if they are unable to make repayments – Consumer Council
The Consumer Council of Fiji is urging people to contact them through their National Consumer Helpline toll-free number on 155 if they require assistance for debt restruc
Cop fined in India after viral video of him performing ‘Singham’ stunt reached senior officers
A Madhya Pradesh Police sub-inspector’s daredevil act of balancing himself on two moving cars, copying the famous stunt from Ajay Devgn starrer ‘Singhamâ€