Sigatoka Riverbank Amphitheater to unite people and boost revenue for the Council
The Sigatoka Riverbank Amphitheatre will be the stage upon which our communities’ stories will unfold, laughter echoes and where people will unite. Minister for
Author: Mansi Chand
King Charles to resume public duties after progress in cancer treatment
Buckingham Palace says King Charles will resume public engagements next week after making encouraging progress in his cancer treatment. It has been highlighted that he
EPL: Manchester City beat Brighton 4-0
Manchester City moved smoothly to within one point of English Premier League leaders Arsenal with a game in hand as they thrashed Brighton 4-0 this morning. City led 3
Domestic violence is a human rights violation and offence that is unacceptable - Tabuya
As a young woman lost her life in a tragic incident, the Minister for Women and Children, Lynda Tabuya says domestic violence is a human rights violation and a criminal o
Fiji women’s and men's teams win silver and bronze medals respectively in 4×200 freestyle relay
The Fiji women’s and men’s teams won silver and bronze medals respectively in the 4×200 metres freestyle relay in Day 2 of the Oceania Swimming Champion
Health Ministry urges people to beware of fake Free Medical Insurance Posts
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is urging people to be aware of the fake Free Medical Insurance posts circulating on social media, which appears to be an atte
42 villages identified to relocate due to climate change
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission says if all 16 Pacific island countries had a Human Rights Commission, it would have made them a stronger collec
About 969 million people to vote in the 2024 India Elections
About 969 million will vote in the six-week-long election process of India’s giant elections to decide who will rule the world’s most populous nation. Mi
Employment Minister visits Vatukoula Gold Mine workers regarding long pending strike issue
The Fiji Mine Workers Union and people from the Vatukoula community have expressed their appreciation to the government after the Minister for Employment, Agni Deo Singh
Silva’s late goal sends Manchester City into FA Cup final
Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva’s late goal against Chelsea helped them secure a 1-0 win and book their place in the FA Cup Final. Silva scored the lo
Rewa continues unbeaten in DPL after a 3-2 win against Lautoka
Supermarket Rewa continued its unbeaten run in the Digicel Fiji Premier League after beating Lautoka 3-2 in Round 7 of the competition. Rewa led 1-0 at halftime. Sa
Members of the RFMF gathered at State House to celebrate President Ratu Wiliame’s 60th birthday
Members of the Republic of the Fiji Military Forces gathered at the State House this morning to extend their birthday wishes to President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere who cele
Police in search for 16-year-old Sitiveni Ravono from Nadi
Police are seeking assistance in locating 16-year-old Sitiveni Kurulatabua Ravono who was reported missing at the Namaka Police Station. Police say Ravono left home fo
6 new jobs created as January Tea Time opens at Damodar Complex in Labasa
Six new jobs have been created as January Tea Time Coffee Shop opened its first branch in Damodar Complex in Labasa. Director of January Tea Time, Lily Yuen says they
34% increase in overall crime, 67% increase in illicit drugs cases last month
A 34 percent increase in overall crime was recorded last month while there was a 67 percent increase in illicit drug cases. Police also confirm that there was a 33 per
Teachers permitted to leave work earlier for Fijian Drua matches
Teachers are permitted to leave work earlier today to watch the Fijian Drua matches as the Education Ministry is inviting all Suva teachers to demonstrate their support i
2,000 jobs in the mining industry - Vosarogo
2,000 people are currently employed in the mining industry for three different operations in Fiji while the exploration sector employs another 100 people. Minister for
Civil servants in Levuka raise concerns about inadequate healthcare resources and rural allowance
Some civil servants in Levuka have raised concerns regarding rural allowance, inadequate healthcare resources and non-reporting of workplace injuries. These issues wer
10% pay increase for Nasinu Town Council staff
Good news for Nasinu Town Council staff as they are getting a 10 percent pay increase for their hard work and to recognise an increase in staff retention. The Council
71-year-old man charged for allegedly fraudulently obtaining $10,000
A 71-year-old man who allegedly fraudulently obtained $10,000 to facilitate the processing of an investment visa has been charged and will appear in the Nadi Magistrates
Six dead after boat capsizes in Kashmir
About six people have died after a boat taking children to school capsized on a river in Indian-administered Kashmir. Three children are still missing, according to lo