Farmer who allegedly made online threats against the AG released on bail
A 49-year-old farmer who allegedly made online threats against the Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has been released on $500
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Students admitted at Nausori Health Centre after an accident in Mokani
Some students are receiving medical attention at the Nausori Health Centre after the minibus they were travelling in was allegedly
Farmer found dead in Tavua
The body of a 35-year-old farmer was discovered in Vatia waters in Tavua yesterday. Police say the discovery was made by a grou
Two men pass away in separate road accidents
Two people passed away in separate road accidents yesterday. Police say a 60-year-old farmer died in the first accident in Soqu
First batch of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine arrives in New Zealand
The first batch of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine has arrived in New Zealand. Sixty-thousand doses of the vaccine arrived on a Singa
Internet services expected to improve along the Coral Coast as Telecom begins major infrastructure work
You can look forward to high speed internet access on Coral Coast as Telecom Fiji Limited is now replacing underground optic fiber
Man found dead near Nailaga Jetty in Ba yet to be identified
The body of a man discovered near the Nailaga Jetty in Ba yesterday is yet to be identified. Police are investigating this as a
Naqarase to represent USPSA in today’s special USP Council meeting
The Interim President of the USP Students Association Lepani Naqarase will represent USPSA at today’s special meeting of the USP C
Fiji wants due process to be followed – Akbar
Education Minister Rosy Akbar says it does not depend on whether Fiji wants Professor Pal Ahluwalia to continue as Vice-Chancellor
Students in the North receive relief supplies as PM tours disaster affected schools
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama toured a number of schools in Northern Division today and students were also provided with reli
It would be good if municipal councils can look after their ratepayers after a Cyclone - Seruiratu
Minister for Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu says it would have been good if municipal councils had some emergency plan to loo
USPSA President, Joseph Sua resigns
Joseph Sua has resigned from his position as the Chair and President of University of the South Pacific Students Association. T