6 Namaka Police officers charged in relation to Mock's death
Six police officers based at the Namaka Police Station in January 2025 have been formally charged in relation to the death of Rich
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Victoria rolls out free public transport for April amid rising fuel costs
Public transport will be free across Victoria, Australia in April in a bid to relieve cost-of-living pressures.The measure, which
Calls for shared responsibility in tackling drug issues
Calls are being made for shared responsibility in addressing drug-related issues facing the country.Members of the public turned u
Radrodro calls on students to reflect as Fiji marks Palm Sunday
As the country marks Palm Sunday, Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is encouraging students to take this time to reflect and g
Palm Sunday is a time to reflect on our responsibility to the next generation - Rabuka
As Christians celebrate Palm Sunday, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says today marks the beginning of Holy Week, the most signific
Parents urged to value children as Palm Sunday celebrations unite families in faith
We should ensure that children are made to feel valued, and parents must understand the important role they play in raising a chil
Proper home care key to preventing diabetic complications - Banuve
For elderly, bedridden Fijians living with diabetes, care extends far beyond medication; it is a daily act of veilomani, or compas
LTA urge drivers to be cautious after two tragic road death
The Land Transport Authority is urging all drivers to exercise caution following two fatal road incidents in the Western Division,
12 tonnes of KitKat chocolate stolen in Europe shipment
About 12 tonnes, or 413,793 bars, of KitKat chocolate have been stolen from a shipment belonging to Nestle after leaving its produ
University of Fiji celebrates 21st anniversary milestone
The University of Fiji has celebrated a major milestone, marking its 21st anniversary with a week-long programme of events highlig
Ministry of Women says outdated manual system led to audit gaps
The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection says outdated manual systems, fragmented data and inconsistent record-keepin
Australian petrol stations report 25% surge in demand as governments plan for ‘biggest energy crisis in history’
Petrol stations in Australia are reporting a surge in demand of up to 25 percent in the past fortnight, on top of earlier spikes c