Fiji boy loses life in Afghanistan
A Fijian serving in the British Army, Private Joseva Vatubua has become the first soldier serving in Afghanistan to lose his life
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FRU expected to challenge Commerce Commission
The Fiji Rugby Union is expected to challenge the decision made by the Commerce Commission to reimburse $10 to everyone who bought
FRU could be forced to redraw lottery
The Fiji Rugby Union could be forced to redraw the Rugby World Cup lottery tickets after the Commerce Commission found that its de
FRU Lottery payout put on hold
The Fiji Rugby Union has today been ordered to reimburse $10 to those people that had earlier bought their RWC lottery tickets fo
Family mourns 5yr old drowning victim
A family in Wainibuku Tailevu is mourning the loss of their 5 year old daughter who lost her life after a drowning incident yester
PM says no VAT on educational items until Feb 28th
While VAT increased on all goods and services from yesterday,Educational items will be exempted till late February.This was reveal
Thousands welcome 2011 at CFL Fiji Street party
It was an exciting and big welcome for the New Year 2011 by thousands of people from all walks of life that danced the night away
Annual Street Party to be the biggest yet
Grab your family, put your dancing shoes on and head down to Albert park, as its time to dance the night away with thousands of pe
Street Party taken lead in putting Fiji on the map
The clock is ticking as only six hours remain for the Legend FM Annual Fiji Street Party with Digicel to get underway, and the org
Countdown begins for biggest Street Party
It’s New Years Eve and the countdown begins as less than twelve hours remain for the biggest street party in the country to get un
Thousands overseas to share street party experience through live streaming
Thousands of former Fiji citizens abroad will be able to join their family and friends in Fiji at the annual Legend FM Street Part
CFL Annual Fiji Street Party the event of the year
Starting from humbling beginnings with a crowd of about eight hundred to now where tens of thousands dance the night away, the CFL