Daylight saving will begin on Sunday 10th November
Daylight saving will begin in the country on Sunday 10th November. Members of the public are advised to move their clocks forwa
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Australian Government opens new Australian Awards Information Centre for enquiries about the Australian Aid Scholarship
The Australian Government today opened the new Australian Awards Information Centre for Alumni, Current Award Holders and Fijians
Fuata who stabbed partner to death in Colo-i-Suva sentenced to life imprisonment
21-year-old Suliasi Fuata who brutally stabbed his defacto partner to death over a Facebook message in Colo-i-Suva on 28th June th
3 men who allegedly assaulted and robbed a USP student on Monday night still in custody
Police have confirmed that the three men who allegedly assaulted and robbed a USP student on Monday night are still in custody.
There is a need for NZ to learn more about geography, economy or political system of Pacific Island countries - Mallard
New Zealand's Speaker of Parliament Trevor Mallard has stressed that there is a need for New Zealanders to learn more about the ge
Twitter to ban all political advertising worldwide
Twitter is to ban all political advertising worldwide, saying that the reach of such messages "should be earned, not bought". C
Research claims men are funnier than women
Research has claimed that men are funnier than women. They looked at the results of various studies in which people were asked
Former head teacher of primary school in Naitasiri jailed for 18 years for sexually assaulting 6 students
The former head teacher of a primary school in Naitasiri has been jailed for 18 years for sexually assaulting six students during
Father of deceased 4-month-old baby charged with murder
The 26-year-old father alleged to have seriously injured his 4-month-old daughter resulting in her death has been charged with one
Police continue search for remand prisoner Sasalu who escaped Suva Magistrates Court yesterday
Police are still searching for remand prisoner Waisea Sasalu who escaped from the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday morning. Pol
PM visits burnt down Degei House at RKS
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, visited the burnt down Degei House double-storey dormitory at the Ratu Kadavulevu School yeste
High Court Judge to deliver judgment in Kolinisau and Tikoenaburevere's murder trial today
High Court Judge, Justice Vinsent Perera will today deliver his judgment in the murder trial of two former Police Officers Kelepi