Sound equipment worth more than $1,000 stolen from a temple in Rakiraki
A sound equipment worth more than $1,000 was stolen from a temple in Rakiraki yesterday, and the Rakiraki Police are investigating
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Trump exempts smartphones and computers from new tariffs
US President Donald Trump's administration has exempted smartphones, computers and some other electronic devices from "reciprocal"
Qauia residents call for return to multiple constituency based voting system
Residents of the Qauia Settlement in Lami are calling to return to the multiple constituency based voting system. While speakin
Accessing vital healthcare services for TB a challenge in remote islands – Dr Turaga
Accessing vital healthcare services for Tuberculosis is a challenge for people living in remote islands. This is the sentiment
Palm Sunday brings hope, peace, unity and the importance of love and care for our children
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is encouraging children to take this moment to reflect and appreciate the contribution of th
Ex-National MP demands visa-free access for Pasifika
Former National MP Anae Arthur Anae has launched a petition demanding a free three-month visitor visa for Pacific people. Anae
Rabuka’s surprise visit brings hope to Waibasaga Villagers
The long wait for a bridge for the people of Waibasaga Village in the interior of Naitasiri may finally be nearing an end after Pr
Sparks fly at National Budget Consultation as Pacific Polytech Chair and USP Vice-Chancellor butt heads
Sparks flew at the National Budget Consultation at USP last night as Pacific Polytech Chairperson Dr Ganesh Chand and USP Vice-Cha
DPM Prasad welcomes the easing of NZ visa restrictions
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has warmly welcomed the recent announcement by the Governmen
Ligairi’s family overwhelmed with support for son’s medical treatment
People from all walks of life, locally and internationally, have shown their support towards raising funds for 13-year-old Alexand
Grandmother joins financial training in Nadi
A grandmother and resident of Nawaki in Nadi, Kala Wati, has shown that “learning never ends” after becoming one of the 29 partici
People want constituencies back – Fatiaki agrees it may be possible without changing the 2013 Constitution
Chair of the Electoral Law Reform Commission and former Chief Justice, Daniel Fatiaki, says people attending consultations on the