Fiji beats NZ to face USA in Las Vegas Cup Semifinals
The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team has qualified for the semifinals of the Las Vegas 7s after a tough quarterfinal against Ne
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New appointments of Judges and Magistrates likely
Chief Justice Anthony Gates says there are likely to be some new appointments of Judges and Magistrates in 2-3 months. Fijivill
Tonga's Minister of Internal Affairs and her husband arrested
Tonga's Minister of Internal Affairs Akosita Lavulavu, and her husband, former cabinet minister 'Etuate Lavulavu, were arrested on
Fiji to meet NZ in Las Vegas Cup quarters
The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team will be playing New Zealand in the quarterfinals of the Las Vegas 7s. Fiji topped their
The name Damodar is on my passport - Riddhi Damodar
National Federation Party’s provisional candidate Riddhi Damodar says that she is a Fijian Citizen and that her name on the Fijian
All those who work for Legal Aid Commission are customer service officers - Ali
The Legal Aid Commission Director Shahin Ali says all of them that work for the Legal Aid Commission are customer service officers
Trump declares a state of disaster for American Samoa
United States president Donald Trump has declared a state of disaster for American Samoa, nearly three weeks after Cyclone Gita to
Fiji beats France in their second pool match at Las Vegas 7s
The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team has won their second pool match of the Las Vegas 7s after beating France 33-5. The nati
Post-mortem examination of Lutu and Tawalo completed
The post-mortem examination has been completed and the bodies of the student pilot Merelesita Lutu and Instructor Iliesa Tawalo ha
Bus driver involved in a tragic accident questioned and released
The driver of the bus that was involved in an accident at the Nadi Bus stand where a woman passed away on Thursday afternoon has b
Heavy rain alert remains in force for the whole of Fiji
A heavy rain alert remains in force for the whole of Fiji. The Nadi Weather Office says a trough of low pressure with associate
Israeli police question PM Benjamin Netanyahu for five hours
Israeli police have questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for five hours over what news reports said was his possible role