Fiji 7s Coach Kolinisau buries his mentor and father today
Fiji Airways Men’s 7s Coach Kolinisau will be burying his mentor, his superhero, and his beloved dad today. Kolinisau recalls t
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FRA urges Labasa Town Council to implement drainage plan following flooding
The Fiji Roads Authority is urging the Labasa Town Council to develop and implement a comprehensive "Drainage Plan" that not only
Death toll in Sudan military plane crash rises to 46
The death toll from a Sudanese military aircraft crash in the city of Omdurman has increased to at least 46 people, including wome
Govt to implement strict policies to protect people from rising costs – Prof. Prasad
The government will implement strict policies in the next budget, as they cannot allow people to suffer while continuing to protec
Man who allegedly fraudulently obtained $500,000 released on $10,000 cash bail
Nasinu businessman Wenjun Lin who allegedly transferred $500,000 from a mining company’s account and deposited into his own busine
COI seeks meeting with PM over Malimali’s objection to Saumi’s access to FICAC files
The Commission of Inquiry is hoping to meet with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka tomorrow regarding an email from the Commissioner
Successful surgery transforms life of 6-year-old Navosa boy
Six-year-old Sairusi Goneqase has been given a new lease of life after a successful heart surgery at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani
Businessman charged for $500,000 fraud
A 42-year-old businessman of Nasinu has been charged with one count of conversion. It is alleged that between December 2019 and
About 650 devotees, mostly youths gather at Muanivatu Ram Mandir for Maha Shivratri
Around 650 devotees, including many youths, gathered at Muanivatu Ram Mandir in Laucala Bay, Suva yesterday to observe Maha Shivra
Drugs, substance abuse and peer pressure is the biggest challenge for students today - Rishikul head girl
Drugs and substance abuse, fueled by peer pressure, is the toughest challenge students face today, says 17-year-old Rishikul Sanat
M-PAiSA handles $55M in monthly remittances - Prasad
Digital transactions in Fiji are surging, with M-PAiSA handling $55 million in monthly remittances, totalling $680 million annuall
No reduction in allowances for servicemen under Aftercare Fund – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has clarified that contrary to claims on social media, the