Hungry goats help save Ronald Reagan Presidential Library from wildfires
A hungry herd of 500 goats has helped save the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library from the California wildfires. In May, the li
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19-year-old student who stole Year 12 external exam papers to spend 3 months in prison
The 19-year-old student who stole Year 12 external examination papers that were kept at Lelean Memorial School has been handed a 3
Student in custody after allegedly robbing a foreign student in Lautoka on Wednesday
An 18-year-old student is in Police custody after allegedly robbing a 24-year-old foreign student in Lautoka on Wednesday. The
New Resident Magistrate Joseph Daurewa officially sworn in
Fiji's judiciary has a new Resident Magistrate as Resident Magistrate Joseph Daurewa was officially sworn in by President Jioji Ko
Saudi Arabia hosts 1st ever women's wrestling match
Saudi Arabia has hosted its first women's wrestling match, as it takes steps towards relaxing strict rules on entertainment. Th
Fiji women’s rights groups appalled at Nasilasila being allowed to take part in Wardens scrimmage session
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In the past only larger schools in urban areas offered housing to their teachers which widens inequality - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says in the past, the quality of construction of teachers quarters was substandard and only the
Train travelling in Pakistan catches fire mid journey killing at least 74 people
At least 74 people have died after a train travelling between the Pakistani cities of Karachi and Rawalpindi caught fire in the mi
US House of Representatives pass resolution to formally proceed impeachment inquiry against Trump
The US House of Representatives has passed a resolution to formally proceed with the impeachment inquiry against President Donald
37 Peace Corps trainees to become Peace Corps Fiji’s 96th group of volunteers to serve in Fiji for the next 2 years
37 Peace Corps trainees were sworn in to become the Peace Corps Fiji’s 96th group of volunteers to serve in Fiji for the next two
Former Police Officer Kelepi Kolinisau found guilty of the manslaughter of Josua Lalauvaki
Former Police Officer, Kelepi Kolinisau who has been found guilty of the manslaughter of Josua Lalauvaki will be sentenced on the
18-year-old to appear in Nasinu court for allegedly assaulting and robbing USP student on a bus
An 18-year-old man will appear in the Nasinu Magistrates Court this afternoon for allegedly assaulting and robbing a USP student o