Uruguay upsets Fiji 24-17 at Perth 7s
Uruguay have upset the Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team 24-17 in their first pool match in the Perth 7s. Uruguay came from a
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Online Safety Commission to investigate online abuse against Prof. Shameem
The Online Safety Commission has accepted the University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem complaint of online ab
Kamikamica confirms no return to cash payments as e-ticketing concerns continue
As Vodafone Fiji has installed new e-ticketing machines in buses and people continue to raise concerns about recharging their bus
Australian woman restrained with duct tape after outbursts and continued alleged racist comments during Fiji Airways flight
Flight attendants have been recorded attempting to restrain and duct tape the mouth of an irate passenger who was thrashing and sc
Lynda Tabuya likely to continue as People’s Alliance MP
People’s Alliance Party Member of Parliament, Lynda Tabuya is likely to continue as an MP. There are indications coming through
Trial for Bainimarama, Sayed-Khaiyum and Sharma to start in August
A tentative trial date has been set by the Suva Magistrates Court for the case of abuse of office against Voreqe Bainimarama, Aiya
Kolinisau aims to have Fiji ahead on HSBC SVNS points table after Perth 7s
As the Perth 7s kicks off this afternoon, Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s Coach, Osea Kolinisau says they want to build up their po
Fire completely destroys warehouse in Kalabu Tax Free Zone, investigations underway
The National Fire Authority and Police are set to begin their investigations today after a massive fire destroyed the Wallson Food
Sayed-Khaiyum is a cry baby dictator – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has labelled former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum a
PM commissions Mua Solar Farm and Naselesele Grid Extension projects
Great news for the people of Mua and Naselesele in Taveuni as they now can access electricity in the comfort of their homes after
Prof Ahluwalia stresses ethical AI integration in Pacific education without compromising culture and autonomy
As artificial intelligence is rapidly weaving itself into the very fabric of everyday life, University of the South Pacific Vice-C
Fijians ‘brainwashed’ into choosing imported processed foods over local superfoods – Robert Oliver
People even in villages and islands rely on packaged food because they have most likely been brainwashed into thinking that everyt