Vodafone and Digicel clarify time shifting one hour ahead on some mobile devices
Daylight saving will begin next Sunday, the 10th of November and people are advised to move their clocks forward by one hour from
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Airbnb to ban "party houses" after mass shooting at a home rented through the company
Airbnb has said it will ban “party houses” after a mass shooting at a California home rented through the company that left five pe
Jack’s of Fiji wins the President’s Excellence Award
President Jioji Konrote has urged environment-friendly business. While speaking at the Fiji Business Excellence Awards in Nadi
Daylight Saving to start on 10th November and end on 12 January next year
Daylight Saving will begin in the country on Sunday 10th November. Members of the public are advised to move their clocks forwa
Three sugar mills crush over 1.4 million tonnes of sugar cane till the 28th of last month
The three sugar mills have crushed a total of 1,405,775 tonnes of sugar cane and produced 135,610 tonnes of sugar till the 28th of
Leonardo DiCaprio praises Greta Thunberg for the work she's done
Leonardo DiCaprio was impressed when he met Greta Thunberg. The actor shared a picture of himself with the climate change activ
PM and disciplinary forces remember fallen comrades 19 years after RFMF mutiny
Members of the disciplinary forces yesterday remembered their comrades for their ultimate sacrifice during a moving church service
About 30-40 Fijians diagnosed with prostate cancer every year - Dr Waqainabete
Minister for Health Dr Ifereimi Waqainabete says approximately 30 to 40 Fijians are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year.
Registration now open for Substance Abuse National Dialogue organised by Leadership Fiji with Ministry of Defence and National Security
People can now register for the Substance Abuse National Dialogue organised by Leadership Fiji in collaboration with the Ministry
Close to $33M in rate fee arrears owed to municipal councils is highly concerning - Kumar
Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says it is highly concerning that municipal councils in Fiji are owed close to $33 mil
55 households of Waibalavu village to no longer use kerosene lamps as they get electricity for the first time
The villagers of Waibalavu in Naitasiri will no longer have to use kerosene lamps and candles as Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama
27 participants graduate from the 2019 Leadership Fiji program
27 people from various organizations across the country have graduated from the 2019 Leadership Fiji programme that was held from