More Fijians depart for Australia and NZ for employment opportunities
More than 40 selected Fijian workers have departed for Australia and New Zealand for employment opportunities. 12 workers will
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Lusaka guilty of killing his wife
The Suva High Court has found Congo national Kiala Henri Lusaka guilty of killing his wife in July 2019 in Service Street, Suva.
Four more grain ships leave Ukraine as hopes grow for export stability
Four more ships carrying grain and sunflower oil have left Ukraine ports via a safe maritime corridor. Millions of tonnes of gr
Alleged murderer to know his fate today
The judgement for Congo national Kiala Henri Lusaka, who allegedly murdered his wife, will be delivered today. The 42-year-old
Minibus fares for certain routes increases from today
Minibus fares for certain routes has increased from today. The minibus fare for Suva-Nausori via Kings Road will go up to $2.40
Ability of removing COVID-19 vaccine from a human body is a lie
Minister for Health Dr Ifereimi Waqainabete says groups moving around the country claiming to have the ability to remove the COVID
600 plants believed to be marijuana uprooted from farm in Beqa
600 plants believed to be marijuana have been discovered on a farm in Beqa. Police Chief of Operations, ACP Abdul Khan says the
Two people admitted at the Labasa Hospital after an accident in Nabouwalu
A driver and a passenger are still admitted at the Labasa Hospital after an accident at Nabouwalu Road, Matasawalevu in Dreketi ea
The support of the vanua and traditional leaders has been identified as an integral component of combating the cultivation of illicit drugs in Fiji.
Chief Operations Officer (COO) Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Abdul Khan said a recent meeting held between the Turaga ni
President Joe Biden has tested negative for COVID-19
US President Joe Biden has tested negative for COVID-19 days after getting a second bout of the virus. This was confirmed by th
Group of Fijians living in the US offering to help Government extend dialysis treatment to smaller towns
A group of Fijians living in the United States of America are generously offering their "helping hands" to help Government to exte
Exodus of medical staff is a global issue and not specific to any country – Dr Fong
The exodus of medical staff is a global issue and not specific to Fiji, Australia, New Zealand or the United States of America.