Basic errors cost us the game against England: Ikanivere
FIJI Water Flying Fijians captain Tevita Ikanivere says basic errors and ill-discipline cost Fiji dearly in their heavy defeat to England. Speaking after the 73-8 loss, I
Author: Pita Toganivalu
England thrash Flying Fijians 73-8 in emphatic Test victory
England delivered a ruthless attacking display to beat the FIJI Water Flying Fijians 73-8 in their Test match, running in 11 tries to secure a comprehensive victory.Marcu
RFMF Commander reconnects with old friends after nearly 40 years at Church College Golden Jubilee
For RFMF Commander Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, returning to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Church College of Fiji was more than just a school reunion, it was a c
M-PAiSA launches first-ever sponsorship venture to back grassroots women’s netball
M-PAiSA has launched its first-ever sponsorship venture under Digital Financial Services Pte Limited, backing a nationwide Netball Fiji Rally aimed at identifying grassro
Father’s rugby journey inspires 21-year-old Amy Peters
21-year-old Suva Women’s Number 8 Amy Peters says her love for rugby was inspired by her father, former Tailevu and Suva player Lagi Peters, as she prepares for th
Over 130,000 social protection beneficiaries to access support through new 1561 helpline
More than 130,000 social protection beneficiaries across Fiji can now access free support and information through a new national helpline, 1561, launched by the Ministry
Church College of Fiji marks 50 years with week-long Golden Jubilee celebrations
Church College of Fiji President Nemani Delaibatiki says the school’s 50th Golden Jubilee is not only about celebrating its history but also reconnecting generatio
Joint maritime operation strengthens security and safety across Mamanuca waters
A four-day joint maritime operation across the Mamanuca waters has seen authorities inspect boats, fishing vessels, yachts and other marine craft as part of efforts to st
Japanese Embassy yet to decide on application to rebuild Tailevu North College classrooms destroyed in 2020 tornado
The Embassy of Japan has confirmed receiving an application from Tailevu North College to rebuild two classroom blocks destroyed by a tornado but says no decision has bee
Fiji and Australia strengthen cultural ties at traditional welcome ceremony for Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
Fiji and Australia’s strong cultural ties and shared commitment to unity have been highlighted during a traditional iTaukei welcome ceremony at the Grand Pacifi
16-year-old New Zealand-based Somit Maharaj earns Junior Bula Boys call-up
A proud father who once dreamt of playing football for Fiji but never got the opportunity says that dream is now being fulfilled through his 16-year-old son, Somit
Concerns raised over open drug selling and use by young people in Tailevu
Concerns that drugs are being sold openly and used by young people in Tailevu have sparked serious questions over what authorities are doing to stop the growing problem,
Human Rights Commission wants indigenous landowners to have greater say over mining projects
Indigenous landowners should have a greater say over mining and development projects on their land, with the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission calling
Fijian workers who abscond from jobs in Australia may be barred from PALM scheme - Singh
Fijian workers who abscond from their jobs in Australia and breach the rules may be barred from returning under the PALM scheme as the authorities continue efforts to loc
Customary fishing rights owners to receive 80% of royalties under new regulations
Owners of customary fishing rights will now receive 80 percent of royalties collected when certain natural resources are extracted from State land in areas linked to thei
Govt admits there is no excuse for 6-year delay in rebuilding Tailevu North College classroom block
The Government admits there is 'really no excuse' for the delay in rebuilding the classroom blocks damaged by a tornado in 2020.The issue was raised during the Fijia
Flying Fijians’ dangerous attacking game set to test rebuilding Wales
The FIJI Water Flying Fijians will look to unleash their dangerous broken-play and offloading game against a rebuilding Wales side when they kick off their Nations Champi
Commission hears calls for greater powers for Permanent Secretaries and mandatory investment of resource income in USP submission
Greater decision-making powers should be returned to Permanent Secretaries instead of being concentrated in the hands of Ministers.USP linguistics lecturer Rajendra Prasa
MGM High School student calls for digital literacy to become core part of Fiji's education system
Digital literacy should become a core part of Fiji's education system to better prepare students for higher education, employment and everyday life. Mahatma Gandhi Memori
400 Fijian PALM workers abscond as Ministry warns overseas job opportunities at risk
Around 400 Fijian workers have absconded from the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme, prompting the Ministry of Employment to warn that such actions could jeopardis
Students call for children's rights clause to be removed and stronger police accountability in constitution
Section 41 of the Constitution, which outlines children's rights, should be removed because parents, not the Constitution, should be responsible for raising and disciplin