27,705 Fijians vaccinated against COVID-19 so far
27,705 Fijians have received the first dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine so far. The Ministry of Health says 9,932 people were vaccinated yesterday alone.
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Tabuya raises serious concerns about SODELPA leadership flying blind and banning Kadavu from meetings
SODELPA Whip, Lynda Tabuya has raised serious concerns about how SODELPA is being run with no concrete plan for the 2022 general elections, the leadership flying blind an
New variety of dalo, Tarova Damu developed at Koronivia Research Station
Good news for farmers as a new variety of dalo, Tarova Damu has been developed at Koronivia Research Station which will be provided free to farmers for cultivation. Th
Human Rights Commission’s 2019 report regarding investigations and other work presented to President
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission submitted its 2019 Annual Report to the President this morning. The Annual Report documents the work undertaken by
Environment Ministry lifts Prohibition Notice on Tengy Cement
The Ministry of Waterways and Environment has lifted the Prohibition Notice for Lami based cement company, Tengy Cement Fiji however strict monitoring continues this week
Religious liberty is a founding principle of our Fijian Constitution - Koya
Religious liberty, as recognized in the Bill of Rights is a founding principle of our Fijian Constitution and as a secular state, we as Fijians are fortunate to have equa
Police confirm the two Nabua brawls are connected
Police have identified that the brawl that occurred yesterday afternoon in Nabua is connected to the one that occurred on the 3rd of this month and some key players have
278 villagers of Bua receive farming equipment from the Ministry of Youth and Sports
278 villagers of Bua Village today received farming equipment from the Ministry of Youth and Sports. The assistance which includes vegetable seeds, forks, spades, wate
Vaccination hesitation starting to ease off as we are getting a critical mass of people getting vaccinated – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong confirms that the COVID-19 vaccination hesitation is starting to ease off as we are getting a critical mass of people ge
Huge turnouts recorded at the COVID-19 vaccination sites
Huge turnouts are being recorded at the COVID-19 vaccination sites around the country as the Health Ministry has stepped up the vaccination drive from today. Permanen
Talenaua aims to replicate Tilesh Naidu’s Senior Boys 100 metres win for SVC
Apenisa Talenaua aims to replicate what Tilesh Naidu did for Swami Vivekananda College and win the Senior Boys 100 metres title at the Coca-Cola Games. Talenaua ran a
Ex-scholars of SVC help team with logistics ahead of Coke Games
Despite the effects of COVID-19 being felt in Nadi, ex-scholars of Swami Vivekananda College have stepped in to ensure that the logistics are taken care of as the school
All Blacks captain Sam Cane undergoes successful surgery
Blacks captain Sam Cane undergoes successful surgery All Blacks captain Sam Cane has undergone successful surgery for the pectoral injury that's expected to see him si
Injuries in thrilling Hurricanes, Crusaders clash with Joe Moody, Jack Goodhue, Ardie Savea limping off
The Hurricanes and Crusaders might have played out a thrilling Super Rugby Aotearoa contest that had everyone on the edge of their seats, however, the All Blacks selector
LegendFM Breakfast crew learn Aerial Arts at Moana Loa
Alex and Victoria from LegendFM Breakfast learned Aerial Arts at Moana Loa Performing Arts Centre in Lami on this week’s episode of LegendFM SM Experience. Aeri
Afghan models highlight war stories on Kabul runway in fashion show first
12 Afghan models walked the runway on Saturday as part of the country’s first fashion show to highlight the impact of the decades-long conflict. Dressed in bloo
Parliamentary Committee has been accused of showing their faces only because the general election is near – Alvick Maharaj
The Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights Alvick Maharaj says that while going into communities for consultations on three Ele
Havili kicks Crusaders to victory
Crusader’s centre David Havili kicked a drop goal in golden point extra time as they beat the Hurricanes 30-27 in an entertaining Super Rugby Aotearoa match this a
Police Inspectors urged to take ownership of their responsibilities
57 Inspectors from the Fiji Police Force who graduated after a one-month Inspectors Qualifying Course have been advised to take ownership of their responsibilities as the
Accounting error in Samoa election has top parties tied again
Samoa's two main political parties are again head to head after an accounting glitch was discovered by the Electoral Commission. The error had independent Tautua Party
Seruiratu urges District Advisory Councillors treat everyone fairly
Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Inia Seruiratu has advised the District Advisory Councillors serving in the Tailevu Province that when they want to take up re