Month-on-month inflation rate for May this year compared to last year stands at 5%
The month-on-month inflation rate for May this year compared to last year stands at 5 percent. The Fiji Bureau of Statistics says the average annual rate of inflation
Author: Vijay Narayan
Heavy rain alert in force for Macuata and Bua provinces and Southern Lau Group
People living in Vanua Levu and parts of Lau need to be prepared as a heavy rain alert is in force for Macuata and Bua provinces and Southern Lau Group. A trough of lo
FINA votes to restrict transgender women's participation in elite swimming competitions
Swimming's world governing body, FINA, has voted to restrict the participation of transgender athletes in elite women's competitions and create a working group to establi
Police investigate break-in at Kundan Singh Supermarket in Pacific Harbour
Police are investigating a break-in at Kundan Singh Supermarket in Pacific Harbour. It is alleged that some people entered the shop and took assorted items including a
Barbarians beat England 52-21
England fell to a third successive defeat as the Barbarians overcame a first-half red card shown to Will Skelton to win 52-21 at Twickenham, their biggest victory in the
Game Of Thrones sequel series about Jon Snow in development
HBO is developing a Game of Thrones sequel series revolving around the continuing adventures of Jon Snow, with actor Kit Harington attached to return. George R.R. Mart
Laselase villagers ask Rabuka why they should vote for him
Why should we vote for you? That was the main question posed to People’s Alliance Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka as he met with people in Laselase, Nadroga. Rabuka
Govt should suspend all repayment of TELS loans for the next 5 years until the economy improves – Prof. Prasad
A call has been made that the Government should suspend all repayment of TELS loans for the next five years until the economy improves sufficiently. National Federatio
Flexible arrangements being planned for those who want to work overseas but still have TELS loans - AG
People who have taken TELS loans from the Government, completed their graduate studies and want to go overseas to work will be given some flexibility according to Ministe
Cruise ships to return to Fiji
Good news as the Government, through the COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce has announced the resumption of the cruise ships market into Fiji. Tourism Fiji says a Fiji
Eden Park being illuminated blue every night ahead of the Super Rugby Pacific Final tomorrow
Auckland's Eden Park is being illuminated blue every night this week ahead of the Super Rugby Pacific Final tomorrow. Eden Park chief executive Nick Sautner says light
Anyone who is sick with COVID-19 like symptoms should not be attending work or school – Dr Fong
Anyone who is sick with COVID-19 like symptoms should not be attending work or school according to the Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong. Doctor Fong a
Austin Butler praised, but mixed reviews for Elvis film
The new biopic of Elvis Presley has attracted generally positive reviews, with many critics praising actor Austin Butler's portrayal of the singer. The movie, which is
Two men and a woman charged for their alleged involvement in causing the death of a 49-year-old man in Korotari remanded in custody
Two men and a woman charged for their alleged involvement in causing the death of a 49-year old man from Korotari on the 5th of June, 2022 have been remanded in custody b
We encourage landowners to come forward and make use of their land – FSC CEO
As we travel through the cane belt areas, we note large lots of land suitable for farming lying idle, and we encourage landowners and prospective farmers to come forward
US Fed hikes interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point in boldest move since 1994
The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point in an aggressive move to tackle white-hot inflation that is plaguing the economy,
Concerns received from the elderly regarding acts of abuse – Raj
Concerns have been received from the elderly members of the public regarding acts of abuse and discrimination at the hands of their loved ones. Human Rights and Anti-D
Grammar boys and girls win Suva Zone 2
Suva Grammar School have taken out the boys and girls division titles of the Coca-Cola Suva Zone 2 athletics meet. The Grammar boys finished with 28 gold, 24 silver and
Marist makes clean sweep of the 4x100 metres relay finals in the Suva Zone 2
Marist Brothers High School made a clean sweep of the 4x100 metres relay finals of the Coca-Cola Suva 2. Marist took out the Senior Boys 4x100 metres relay in style af
Grammar boys leading the Suva Zone 2 tally with 18 gold, 12 silver and 11 bronze
Suva Grammar School are leading the boys and girls division medal tally of the Coca-Cola Suva Zone 2 athletics meet. The Grammar boys are leading the medal tally with 1
Stick to only factual information when dealing with elections – Saneem
Do not listen to all the Nostradamus theories and all the other drama on pages like One Mind One Goal regarding the elections according to Supervisor of Elections, Mohamm