Balmindar Singh fronts court with assault charge
FijiFirst MP, Balmindar Singh is on $1,000 bail with one surety after he appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court for one count of a
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Search for man who went missing while swimming continues today
The search for a 23-year-old man who went missing while swimming in the Dreketi River in Saweni Lautoka on Tuesday afternoon conti
About 200 people struck down with gastro aboard a cruise ship
About 200 people have been struck down with gastro aboard a cruise ship which is set to dock in Brisbane today. The Sea Princes
Akilisi Pohiva appointed as Prime Minister of Tonga
King Tupou VI has officially appointed 'Akilisi Pohiva as Prime Minister of Tonga. Tonga's constitution states the King has to
Perth mass overdose leaves backpackers fighting for life
Four people are fighting for their lives in intensive care and five others are in hospital after a suspected mass drug overdose at
Plans to introduce Fijian made products in Hong Kong during 7s tournaments
Trade relations between Fiji and Hong Kong is expected to improve in the coming years. This is after a meeting between the Perm
Businessman, Priest remanded in custody for their alleged involvement in assisting escapee
Two people have been remanded in custody by the Nadi Magistrates Court for their alleged involvement in assisting escapee Deshwar
Plumber remanded in custody charged with criminal trespass, indecent assault and criminal intimidation
A plumber charged with a count each of criminal trespass, indecent assault and criminal intimidation has been remanded in custody.
Trump boasts that his nuclear button is bigger and more powerful than North Korea's
US President Donald Trump has boasted that his nuclear button is "much bigger" and "more powerful" than North Korean leader Kim Jo
We cannot give an assurance at this stage that we will not walk off during working hours again - FASA
As the ATS workers continue to remain suspended, the Federated Airlines Staff Association General Secretary Vilikesa Naulumatua ha
Schools not allowed to set entry mark level for students – Education Ministry
It has been made clear by the Education Ministry that schools are not allowed to set an entry mark level for students. This is
2,500 teachers’ positions to be filled after job test
2,500 teachers’ positions are expected to be filled by teachers that took a job test in different venues around the country yester