Global study reveals quest for extreme selfies killed 259 people between 2011 and 2017
The quest for extreme selfies killed 259 people between 2011 and 2017, a 2018 global study has revealed. Researchers at the US
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Australia supports 2018 Fiji General Election
Australia has welcomed the Fijian Government's announcement that general elections will take place on 14th November this year.
Former employee of Fiji Bureau of Statistics facing corruption related charges appears in the Suva Magistrates Court
A former employee of the Fiji Bureau of Statistics appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday afternoon facing corruption re
Last month FSC exported US$1.2 million worth of Fairtrade sugar to Europe - Mohan
Fiji Sugar Corporation’s Board Chairman Vishnu Mohan says last month they exported US$1.2 million worth of Fairtrade sugar to Euro
Civoniceva and Vuetaki charged with aggravated burglary and theft seeks Legal Aid Assistance
Maikali Civoniceva and Mosese Vuetaki who have been charged with one count each of Aggravated Burglary and theft have sought for L
ANZ announces it will be removing a number of charges for their customers from the 1st of December this year
In celebration of their 138th anniversary in Fiji, ANZ has announced that from the 1st of December this year, it will be removing
Irish regulator opens Facebook data breach investigation
Ireland's data regulator has launched an investigation of Facebook over a recent data breach that allowed hackers access to 50 mil
Year 12 student of Suva pleads not guilty to a count of aggravated robbery
A Year 12 student of Suva has pleaded not guilty to a count of aggravated robbery before High Court Judge Justice Thushara Rajasin
U.S.A is the largest positive balance of trade for Fiji - Chetty
U.S.A is the largest positive balance of trade for Fiji, this means that Fiji exports more than it imports from the United States
10 students of Ratu Finau Secondary School to receive Duke of Edinburgh International Awards tomorrow
Ten students of Ratu Finau Secondary School in Lakeba will be presented with certificates and medals this week after successfully
The Chinese are not taking over - Sayed-Khaiyum
We are not sinking, the Chinese are not taking over as Rabuka has said and we have borrowed some money from the Chinese government
Australia's Assistant Trade Minister here to advance Australia’s trade and investment interests
Australia’s Assistant Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Mark Coulton arrives in the country today to advance Australia’s