Legislation related to autism should be reviewed – UniFiji
Existing legislation and policies related to persons living with autism should be reviewed to ensure they uphold equality, non-discrimination and inclusivity as protected
Author: Mansi Chand
It’s a tragedy that Fiji has been ruled by decrees - Fatiaki
The last set of military coups, removed democratically elected governments, including how the laws are made, and it’s a real tragedy that we were ruled by decrees.
Liverpool edges Everton 1-nil, gets closer to lift the EPL title
Liverpool has edged rivals Everton 1-nil this morning as they get closer to lifting the English Premier League title. Diogo Jota scored in the 57th minute. "We're g
Fiji and India focus on building partnerships for prosperity
Fiji and India focus on building partnerships for prosperity. The new High Commissioner of India to Fiji, Suneet Mehta met with Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Af
1 passenger and 3 Fiji Airways crew members injured due to severe turbulence
One passenger and three cabin crew members on Fiji Airways flight FJ910, travelling from Sydney to Nadi, sustained minor injuries after experiencing severe turbulence dur
Brahman Maha Sabha supports Sanatan Dharm in condemning the desecration of Wainibuku Cemetery and Vunicuicui Shiv Mandir
The Shree Sanatan Dharm Purohit Brahman Maha Sabha Fiji stands in full support of Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji in strongly condemning the inhumane and dis
Qaranivalu describes Myanmar earthquake as traumatising
Manasa Qaranivalu, a Fijian national living in Myanmar, described the 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck the Southeast Asian nation last Friday as traumatising. At t
City striker Haaland out for seven weeks with ankle injury
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland will be out for seven weeks with the ankle injury he suffered in the FA Cup quarter final win against Bournemouth. City Manager,
Sanatan Dharm President condemns Wainibuku Cemetery vandalism
The Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has strongly condemned the vandalism of the Wainibuku Cemetery in Nakasi last Sunday. In a statement, President Dhiren
Fijians in Myanmar and Thailand safe
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji’s Diplomatic Mission has confirmed the safety of all Fijians in Myanmar and Thailand following a powerful 7.7 magnitude ea
Former TLTB employee sentenced to 2 years for corruption
Former i-Taukei Land Trust Board Senior Estate Officer, Inosi Tauvoli has been sentenced to two years for corruption with a non-parole period of 20 months. Lautoka Hig
Reviewed Education Act will align with evolving needs of students – Education PS
The reviewed Education Act will align with the evolving needs of students, teachers and society in which the education systems must adapt to changes in technology, workfo
FA Cup: Nottingham books semi final showdown against Manchester City after 4-3 win over Brighton
Nottingham Forest have booked a semi final showdown against Manchester City in the FA Cup after edging Brighton 4-3 in a penalty shootout. This will be Nottinghamâ€
4 more Myanmar earthquake survivors pulled from rubble
Four more people have been pulled from the rubbles nearly 60 hours after a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on Friday, killing at least 1,700 people in th
Empowering women brings positive changes – First Lady
Empowering women enables positive changes in people’s lives, families, villages, communities and the nation. First Lady, Emily Lalabalavu highlighted this durin
Barcelona beats Osasuna 3-nil to move 3 points clear at top of the La Liga table
Barcelona has beaten Osasuna 3-nil this morning in their La Liga fixture to move three points clear at the top of the table. Ferran Torres, Dani Olmo and Robert Lewand
Fraud case filed against Bollywood actor Shreyas Talpade
A major fraud case has been registered against 15 individuals, including Bollywood actor Shreyas Talpade, for allegedly duping people out of crores under the guise of a c
Productivity Commission and Charter to be established
As civil servants have been reminded to be productive, the Ministry of Employment and Productivity is in the process of establishing a Productivity Commission. Ministe
Chaudhry must provide evidence of Prof. Prasad’s promise of a cane payment of $110 per tonne – NFP President
Fiji Labour Party Leader and National Farmer Union General Secretary, Mahendra Chaudhry is a shameless politician who has an unequalled track record for lying and stoopin
Fiji Law Reform Commission to begin review of electoral laws consultation from April 7th
People will have a chance to give their opinions on the country’s electoral laws as the Fiji Law Reform Commission will begin their public consultation next month.
If Constitution is not changed, people will vote under the same system - Fatiaki
If the 2013 Constitution is not changed, people will be going to have another general election under the same electoral system. Electoral Law Reform Commission chairma