Private Uluilakeba speaks out
A Fijian man who has served in the British army and was wounded in Iraq has spoken out for the first time and said he will refuse
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Former Fiji worker flees country after alleged misuse of union funds
A former worker of the Fiji Islands Council of Trade Unions or FICTU has fled the country after allegedly misappropriating a large
Takiveikata has a case to answer
Naitasiri High Chief, Ratu Inoke Takiveikata has a case to answer.In making a ruling this morning in Court on the application of “
Seidler front-runner for the Oscars
With thousands expected to be tensely watching the Oscar Awards today, Fiji will featured in the annual award as well.Former Polit
NFA pleads with bystanders not to move accident victims
The National Fire Authority has urged bystanders not to tamper or try to remove victims who are trapped inside the vehicles follow
1 dead/2 injured in horrific crash
One man has died while two others are still in hospital following a horrific road accident in Pilling Road, Valelevu yesterday aft
Former Miss South Pacific chosen as UNICEF goodwill ambassador
Former Miss South Pacific Merewalesi Nailatikau today joined a global list of international goodwill ambassadors and regional and
10% increase in garment workers wages
Good news for the garment factory workers as the garment industry owners have agreed to pay a 10 percent increase in minimum wages
Padarath charged with allegedly concealing false govt documents
Suva businessman Ben Padarath, who is charged with allegedly concealing false government documents, is expected to appear in the S
Foreign Ministry seeks confirmation on Fijians affected by NZ quake
Foreign Affairs Minister, Ratu Inoke Kubuabola last night received confirmation from the Fiji High Commission in Wellington, that
FSC delisted from South Pacific Stock Exchange
The Fiji Sugar Corporation has officially been delisted from the South Pacific Stock Exchange from today however it remained as a
Foreign Ministry seeks confirmation on reported Fijian deaths
Fiji's Foreign Affairs Ministry is still trying to confirm the reports from NZ based radio station, Radio Apna that eight Fijians