Justin Ho and others charged with importing over 4.2 tonnes of meth to take plea next Thursday
Justin Ho and 9 others who are charged with importing over 4.2 tonnes of methamphetamine worth $2 billion into the country will ta
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USP Staff Association and USP Staff Union to pursue relevant processes to address termination of Dr Osborne-Naikatini
The Association of the University of the South Pacific Staff (AUSPS) and the USP Staff Union (USPSU) will be pursuing relevant pro
Human trafficking devastates lives and communities - Tikoduadua
There is a need to eliminate the dark realities of human trafficking that devastate lives and communities, and the historical inju
Bandaged Trump gets rapturous welcome at Republican convention
With a bandage strapped over one ear, Donald Trump made a triumphant return to the public eye yesterday at the Republican National
Naca Cawanibuka to appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan at 7 tonight
Accomplished Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Olympics gold medal winning teams in Rio and Tokyo, Naca Cawanibuka will appe
Bastille Day celebrations connected to sports' values of humility, respect and inclusion
While celebrating the National Day of France or 'Bastille Day' at the FMF Gym in Laucala Bay, French Ambassador to Fiji, François-
Hibiscus Festival partnership to help showcase vibrant Fijian culture
The Hibiscus Festival which is celebrating its 68th anniversary, has just announced their partnerships with the Fiji Arts Council
About 20 people homeless after 5 residential fires in the past week
About 20 people are homeless after 5 residential fires in the past week while investigations on the cause of the fires are being f
RKS students reconcile with Lelean regarding stoning incident
Ratu Kadavulevu School and Lelean Memorial School have reconciled after a video went viral on Facebook showing the bus carrying th
Vehicles seen transporting drugs into interior areas of Namosi
The people of Namosi are concerned about the spread of drugs in their area and they have informed the Namosi Provincial Council th
NDMO to sign partnership with Japan for early warning satellite system
The National Disaster Management Office will be signing a partnership with the government of Japan to explore the use of Quasi Zen
Govt to open Public Service Broadcasting grant to other media outlets for fair competition
To ensure fairness and a level playing field in the media industry, the Cabinet has agreed to open up Public Service Broadcasting