2 new dormitories to be constructed in QVS
Good news for the students of Queen Victoria School as some students will no longer need to occupy their dining hall, as two more
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Cane crushing at Lautoka Sugar Mill has been delayed
Cane crushing at Lautoka Sugar Mill has been delayed because of a technical issue. Fiji Sugar Corporation’s CEO, Graham Clark s
3 new cases of COVID-19 in New Zealand
There have been three new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation confirmed in New Zealand - two in Christchurch and one in Rotorua
300 villagers benefit from new foot-crossing bridge
Good news for three hundred villagers of Verevere Village in Rakiraki as a newly constructed foot-crossing bridge was commissioned
Qantas to axe 6,000 jobs due to pandemic
Qantas will axe 6,000 workers in a bid to stay afloat through the coronavirus pandemic. The cuts equate to about a fifth of the
PM opens new $1.7 million fire station in Nakasi
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says the heroism of Fijian firefighters was on full display in the recent months as Fiji grapple
National Budget to be announced on July 17th
The National Budget will be announced on July 17th. This has been confirmed by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama at the opening
NGO groups say resources to meet the growing needs of people insufficient
Civil society and NGO groups have today stated that they are deeply concerned about the growing humanitarian crisis in Fiji, in li
Unemployment impacts will trigger increase in drug trade - Ministry of Defence
The Ministry of Defence, National Security and Policing says that the unemployment impacts brought upon by the COVID-19 pandemic w
Eco Challenge Fiji trailer out
The world-wide trailer of the Amazon production World’s Toughest Race, Eco-Challenge Fiji has been released and it will go to air
Two men arrested last night for sniffing glue and benzine in Muanikoso
Two men aged 19 and 21 years were arrested last night in Muanikoso as they were found sniffing glue and benzine. Police Commiss
Australian public broadcaster to shed 250 staff
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) says it will shed 250 jobs in an effort to find savings after budget cuts by the Aus