Qantas charged over Covid cleaning risks
Australian airline Qantas is being prosecuted over the duties of plane cleaners in early 2020. BBC News reports a cleaner was t
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USP civil engineering student wins worldwide science quiz
A second-year civil engineering student of the University of the South Pacific has won the worldwide science quiz competition.
Disaster preparedness is conducted simultaneously throughout the four divisions – Seruiratu
Minister for Disaster Management Inia Seruiratu has highlighted that disaster preparedness is conducted simultaneously throughout
Baber to coach the Flying Fijians for the Northern Tour
Outgoing Fiji Men’s 7s team coach Gareth Baber will be guiding the Fiji Airways Flying Fijians for the Northern tour. Irish leg
Justice Temo urges mother to talk to her 16-year-old son before it is too late
High Court Judge, Justice Salesi Temo has today urged a mother to talk to her 16-year-old son before it is too late. The 16-yea
New Zealand Government donates trace detection device worth NZD$30,000 to enhance Fiji’s border security
In an effort to enhance Fiji’s border protection, the New Zealand Government has donated a new trace detection device worth NZD$30
Since 2000, more than 60 people have passed away during a natural disaster – Seruiratu
Historical analysis of natural disasters in Fiji from 2000 revealed that more than 60 people have died during a natural disaster.
18-year-old who allegedly murdered a taxi driver in Sawani to appear before Justice Daniel Goundar next month
18-year-old Noeli Jack Tamani-kaisau who is alleged to have robbed and murdered 60-year-old taxi driver Satya Pillay along Qiolevu
At least 26 people killed in floods in India
At least 26 people have been killed in floods in southern India after heavy rain caused rivers to overflow, cutting off towns and
Fiji records up to 600 new cases of cancer out of which 98% are breast cancer cases – Akbar
Fiji records up to 600 new cases of cancer and 130 breast cancer diagnosis in both men and women and 60 to 70 breast cancer surger
NZ commits $1.3 billion towards climate change with 50% of it going to Pacific Island countries
New Zealand has committed $1.3 billion over four years to support countries most vulnerable to the effects of climate change and a
Unvaccinated man fined for travelling from Waya Island to Lautoka
A 45-year-old unvaccinated man who travelled from Waya Island to Lautoka has been issued with a public health infringement notice