iTaukei families in urban centres engage less in traditional art - Baseisei
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Close to 800 people attended the CWM Hospital clean-up campaign organised by the CWM Board of Visitors this morning. More than
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As the Crusaders prepare to take on the Chiefs in the Shop n Save Super Rugby Pacific final, captain, Scott Barrett says the Chief
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Marriott International Fiji Hotels has secured three spots in the top 10 Best of Fiji Resorts for families in the highly respected
2 students remain hospitalised while driver to be questioned on Monday following tragic bus accident in Lautoka
Two students involved in the tragic bus accident earlier this week at Ajodhya Prasad Street in Banaras, Lautoka are still admitted
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Businesses can thrive through the exchange of ideas and learning from one another, where experts come together, practitioners and
Musk and Zuckerberg 'absolutely deadly serious' about fighting each other – UFC President
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are "absolutely deadly serious" about fighting each other in a UFC Octagon and it would be the bigge
$3.6 billion loss by 2060, if Asian Subterranean Termites are not controlled – BAF
A loss of $3.6 billion is estimated by the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji if the Asian Subterranean Termites are not controlled.
Zero-rating stays where it is, current rate of 9% VAT will increase – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has confirmed that the government will leave the zero-rating
ACCF encourages parents and guardians of students injured in the Lautoka accident to reach out for assistance’
The Accident Compensation Commission is encouraging parents and legal guardians of the students injured in the tragic bus accident
With ocean power in abundance, could wave energy technology lower Tonga's crippling electricity costs?
Power prices are affecting communities around the world and in the small island nation of Tonga — home to just over 100,000 people