Kinoya father says spending time with his children helps him unwind
As we celebrate Father’s Day today, Kinoya father Rupeni Weremadigi says there is no greater joy than seeing his children happy.A
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SJSS week-long platinum jubilee begins today
Saint Joseph’s Secondary School is set to celebrate a historic milestone this week as it marks 70 years of educating and empower
Disruptive passenger restrained with duct tape as US flight makes emergency landing
A disruptive passenger was restrained with flexible handcuffs and duct tape after becoming violent on an American Airlines flight
Paddle for Hope continues its journey around Viti Levu
The Paddle for Hope team continues its more than 500-kilometre journey around Viti Levu, taking a strong message to communities ab
RBF issues warning over unauthorised foreign exchange activities
The Reserve Bank of Fiji is warning members of the public to only conduct foreign exchange transactions with licensed dealers, as
Digital system to strengthen maternal and child healthcare in Fiji
Healthcare workers in Fiji will soon have a better way to track high-risk pregnancies and follow up with vulnerable mothers and ch
Miss MHCC & Carpenters Tower Sala Korosaya crowned Miss Hibiscus 2026
Miss MHCC & Carpenters Tower Sala Korosaya has been crowned Miss Hibiscus 2026, taking the coveted title at the FMF Hibiscus Festi
Online Safety Commission receives 960 complaints this year, 65% relate to cyberbullying
The Online Safety Commission has received about 960 complaints so far this year compared to 1,609 complaints last year, with 65 pe
Miss NFA Temalesi Alutakua wins Miss Charity
Miss National Fire Authority Temalesi Alutakua has been crowned Miss Charity at the 70th FMF Hibiscus Festival.Alutakua raised $18
Paddle for Hope reaches Tagage Village on Day 5, pushes fight against single-use plastics
The Paddle for Hope team has reached Tagage Village on Day 5 of its more than 500-kilometre journey around Viti Levu, taking with
Ratu Semi installed as 5th Tui Yakete in traditional ceremony
Ratu Semi Vukivukinavanua Lotawa Nadakaibitu has been traditionally installed as the fifth Tui Yakete following a traditional cere
Teachers say sign language, braille should take priority over Chinese
A group of teachers are calling on the Government to prioritise the introduction of sign language and Braille in Fiji’s mainstream