Man passes away following an accident along Valley Road in Sigatoka
A man in his 20s has died following an accident along Valley Road in Sigatoka yesterday. Director Traffic, Senior Superintendent of Police Mitieli Divuana says he was
Author: Mansi Chand
Liverpool beat Manchester City 2-0 to go 9 points clear at top of Premier League
Liverpool beat Manchester City 2-0 this morning to go nine points clear at the top of the English Premier League. Liverpool led 1-nil at halftime. Cody Gakpo and Mo
15% of new HIV cases in Fiji were related to bluetoothing – FWCC
As 552 new HIV cases have been recorded this year from January to June, 15 percent of these cases are related to bluetoothing, where drug users are not only sharing need
Tourism Minister explores Vanua Levu to assess the idea of a proposed international airport
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism, Viliame Gavoka visited Vanua Levu to explore several promising development sites and projects including an assessment of p
Arsenal moves into second after 5-2 victory over West Ham United
Arsenal has moved into second in the English Premier League after a 5-2 dominating victory over West Ham United at London Stadium this morning. The Gunners led after 1
Khalsa Road works to begin later this month or in early January
After residents and drivers raised concerns about the potholes along Khalsa Road in Tacirua opening up every few weeks, the Fiji Roads Authority confirms that the necessa
70 students at the NCPD will benefit from the new training center and sensory room
70 students will now benefit from the new storage facility, refurbished sensory room,during the launch of the centralised data hub and the training center with 20 compute
Severe thunderstorm warning for Northern and Western parts of Viti Levu
A severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rainfall remains in force for Northern and Western parts of Viti Levu from Rakiraki, Ba, Lautoka to Sigatoka and the rest of Viti
ANZ urges people about online scams during Black Friday sale
As the holiday shopping season kicks off with Black Friday this weekend, ANZ is reminding people in the Pacific to be vigilant against online scams. ANZ Regional Execu
FEO signs Terms of Reference with stakeholders to combat disinformation in electoral processes
In a groundbreaking initiative for the country, the Fijian Elections Office has signed the Terms of Reference with key stakeholders for the Collaboration for the Impleme
Sanatan Dharma celebrates 145 years in Fiji
The Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has celebrated a historic milestone of 145 years in Fiji that reflects its enduring role as a cornerstone of the nationâ
Several crossings closed in the Central Division
Due to continuous heavy rainfall since last night several crossings are closed in the Central Division. This include Naboro Cocoa Road Crossing, Volata Cocoa Road Cros
8-year-old girl passes away following an accident at Edinburgh Drive
A 8-year-old girl has died following an accident along Edinburgh Drive on Thursday night. Director Traffic, Senior Superintendent of Police Mitieli Divuana says she wa
Trough of low pressure to affect the group throughout the weekend
A trough of low pressure associated with clouds and rain remains slow moving over the Southern and Eastern parts of the group. The Nadi Weather Office says it is expec
327 students graduate from University of Fiji
A total of 327 students celebrated the rewards of their hard work as they graduated this morning from The University of Fiji's Saweni Campus in Lautoka. The students g
Savusavu Town Council owed $470,000 in unpaid rates
The Savusavu Town Council is struggling with a significant financial strain as ratepayers owe $470,000 in arrears to the Council as of this month. The Chair, Shiu Sharm
Police officers undergo training on responding to cases of gender based violence
After concerns were raised that some police officers have refused to acknowledge the violence against women, a one day training session was conducted to train officers on
Tamavua, Sakoca, and Tacirua residents express frustration over frequent water cuts
Residents of Tamavua, Sakoca, Tacirua, Colo-i-Suva and Namadi Heights have raised concerns about ongoing water supply disruptions in their area. They say they experien
Khalsa Road potholes opening up every few weeks after road works, residents and drivers demand lasting solutions
Residents and drivers continue to raise concerns about the potholes along Khalsa Road in Tacirua opening every few weeks, and they are now asking for lasting solutions.
Commission raises concern about media reports and treatment of Grace Road Church Group
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has expressed grave concern regarding recent media reports and the treatment of the Grace Road Church Group. In a s
Mini Job Fair in North to connect youths with potential employers
People in the North have a chance to engage with potential employers during the Mini Job Fair where 40 employers participating. While launching the fair at the Labasa