Seaqaqa farmer fears cattle losses as dry conditions worsen
A Seaqaqa farmer fears cattle could begin dying if dry conditions continue for another month, as pasture dries up and water levels
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Dry weather forces overnight water restrictions in parts of Lautoka
Families in parts of Lautoka may experience low water pressure or temporary water cuts overnight as prolonged dry weather continue
Liz Vamarasi scoops 3 Awards at 2026 FIPRA Awards
Liz Vamarasi scooped three awards at the 2026 FIPRA Awards Night, showcasing the talent the 24-year-old has in music.Vamarasi won
Nabavatu families still living in tents 5 years after TC Yasa
5-years after Tropical Cyclone Yasa, families in Nabavatu are still living in tents, with the prolonged stay in temporary accommod
Judge blocks Trump's White House media ban, orders access to be restored
A federal judge ordered US President Donald Trump to restore White House access for ?journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, sa
Tribunal gives Dept of Environment 14 days to respond to TNGs application
The Environmental Tribunal has given the Department of Environment 14 days to respond to Next Generation Holdings (Fiji) Pte Limit
Court to rule tomorrow on Panapasa’s no case to answer application
The Suva Magistrates Court will deliver its ruling tomorrow on the no case to answer application filed by former Fiji Corrections
Fiji’s foreign reserves hit record $3.9B, enough to cover 5.5 months of retained imports
Fiji’s foreign reserves currently stand at $3.9 billion, the highest nominal dollar value recorded in the country’s history, and a
Degei acquitted of rape and sexual assault of Virgin Australia crew member
Ilaisa Tanoa Degei is now a free man after being found not guilty of raping a Virgin Australia cabin crew member.The 24-year-old w
Five new jobs created as Value City opens in Seaqaqa
Five new jobs have been created in Seaqaqa following the opening of a new Value City outlet, expected to make shopping more conven
Investing in knowledge is investing in our communities – Singh
Community development goes beyond physical infrastructure and must include investment in knowledge, education and cultural preserv
Old scholars return to give back as Gospel School marks 65 years
For Talei Moceiyawa, returning to Gospel School is about more than celebrating its 65th anniversary, but it is about giving back t