240 youths from 12 different countries taking part in various courses and activities in Fiji
240 youths from 12 different countries who are participants of the Ship for World Youth Leaders program are currently taking part
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Multi-Faith Service of National Remembrance to take place tomorrow
A Multi-Faith Service of National Remembrance and Thanksgiving will be held at Albert Park this coming Monday to remember those we
AG and 5 Political Parties clash over Saneem’s post and elections portfolio assigned to Sayed‑Khaiyum
The leaders of the five Political Parties are calling for the removal of the Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem and the scra
Fiji Red Cross Society assists 77,000 people affected by TC Winston
The Fiji Red Cross Society was able assist 77,000 people who were affected by Tropical Cyclone Winston last year. Director Gene
3 compressors stolen from a home in Pacific Harbour
People are requested to contact Navua Police if they see or come across someone trying to sell one of three compressors that were
Students reminded to take their educational responsibilities seriously
Students of Nakaikogo Sanatan Dharam School in Nausori were reminded to take their educational responsibilities seriously with the
Post mortem of the 19-year old has to be done - Qiliho
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says investigations into the death of the 19-year-old in custody at the Nakasi Police Station
11 Fijian and 200 other youths part of Ship of World Youth Leaders Programme
Eleven Fijian youths and 200 other youths from ten countries around the world are part of the Ship of the World Youth Leaders Prog
Kolinisau, Roden named Sportsman and Sportswoman of the year
Vodafone Fiji 7s captain Osea Kolinisau is the Fiji Tattslotto 2016 Fiji Sportsman of the Year. Kolinisau was nominated by the
Alleged murderer remanded in custody
Suva High Court Judge, Justice Salesi Temo has remanded alleged murderer, Sudesh Mani Naidu in custody till next Monday. Naidu
APTC gives Fiji Red Cross $4,750 for their Cyclone Winston relief efforts
Australian Pacific Technical College has given the Fiji Red Cross Society $4,750 for their Cyclone Winston relief efforts. The
FRA not pleased with contractors working on peak hours along busy roads
The Fiji Roads Authority says they are not pleased with the contractor carrying out work during the early morning peak along some