Seafood vendors concerned about the future of their business following the Fukushima wastewater dumping
Men and women depend on the ocean for their daily catch, but now face uncertainty in their business due to the Fukushima wastewate
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Rev Vunisuwai urges church Ministers to stand firm by their faith
Methodist Church of Fiji President Reverend Ili Vunisuwai has reminded the church members to stand firm by their faith and work wi
Police record 26% increase in illicit drugs cases while overall crime rate in July reduces by 15%
There was an increase of 26 percent in the number of illicit drug cases and a 75 percent detection rate despite the 15 percent dec
Flying Fijians jump to 7th spot on World Rugby rankings after 30-22 win over England
The Fiji Water Flying Fijians will head into the 2023 Rugby World Cup as the 7th ranked team following their historic 30-22 win ov
I Vola Sigavou to set sail today to research how traditional knowledge can mitigate climate change impacts
The University of Fiji has embarked on a project using the traditional canoe, the Drua I Vola Sigavou, to undertake research in Vu
Melanesian leaders group decides West Papua independence body does not meet 'existing criteria' to join
Melanesian leaders have rejected a push from pro-independence activists in Indonesia's restive Papua region to join a key regional
Japan asks Chinese government to stop abusive phone calls from Chinese numbers regarding Fukushima wastewater dumping
Japan has raised concerns to the Chinese government following abusive calls received by businesses and institutions in Japan from
Drugs, teenage pregnancy and poverty to be the main issues discussed during Methodist Church Conference
As hundreds of Fijians gather for the annual Methodist Church Conference from today, drugs, teenage pregnancy and poverty will be
Raiwalui surprised at referee's call to allow English Joe Marler to play on after a head shot on Tuisue
FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach, Simon Raiwalui believes there was a head shot on Albert Tuisue by English prop Joe Marler du
Who we are and who we represent is the foundation of our game plan - Nayacalevu
Getting back to their roots and knowing who they represent has been a major element in the FIJI Water Flying Fijians’ preparation
Potholes cut out and marked for repair by contractors prove to be a major risk for drivers, vehicles getting severely damaged
Serious concerns are now being raised by drivers on the number of potholes on the streets in and around Suva that are being cut ou
Radrodro reminds parents and guardians to be vigilant in the supervision of their children
As the second term school break begins tomorrow, Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro is urging parents and guardians are remind