Burst main causes water disruption in parts of Central Division
People in several parts of the Central Division are expected to face water disruptions today following a burst main at the junctio
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Cruise tourism returns to Yasawa-i-Rara, boosting island income
Cruise tourism has returned to Yasawa-i-Rara, bringing new income opportunities for families on the island after hydrographic surv
Govt moves ahead with Kava Bill to protect yaqona farmers
The government is moving ahead with long-awaited legislation to regulate Fiji’s yaqona industry in a move aimed at protecting farm
Environmental impact assessment required for all tourism developments under Draft Tourism Bill
The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has concluded the public consultations on the Draft Tourism Bill 2026, with strong focu
Pita Burese fulfills goal of breaking 23-year-old senior boys high jump record
Pita Burese of Sacred Heart College delivered a standout performance at the 2026 Coca-Cola Games, not only claiming gold in the Se
Fiji climbs 16 places to 24th in global media freedom ranking, calls for safer environment for journalists
As we celebrate World Media Freedom Day today, the Fijian Media Association is heartened by the country’s remarkable progress on t
QVS wins boys’ title after 33 yrs, MGM retains girls’ Coca-Cola Games title
After a wait of 33 years, Queen Victoria School has won the boys’ division, while MGM High School has successfully retained their
Drua secure strong 24-14 win over Highlanders in Ba
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have defeated the Highlanders 24-14 in Ba, in round 12 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.The F
QVS principal overwhelmed after historic victory after 33-year wait
I could not contain my emotions when we won today because its been 33 years we have been trying to win the Coca-Cola Games and I'm
MGM credits teamwork and structure for Coca-Cola Games success
Through blood, sweat, tears and tragedy, the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School has retained their Coca-Cola Games Girls' division tit
Human Rights warns anti-drug ops, State of Emergency must uphold human rights
As the Prime Minister is seriously considering a State of Emergency to address the escalating illicit drug problem ,and Police and
Supreme Court rules LTA fines above $2,000 unlawful
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Land Transport Authority cannot fine anyone over $2,000 as fines above the amount is unlawful