3 member commission still working on tightening up governance issues at USP
USP Pro-Chancellor, Winston Thompson stresses that the 3 member commission that was appointed to look into issues raised in the BDO report following the allegations raise
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Funds from Australia will help bridge inequalities for the vulnerable sectors of the economy - Vuniwaqa
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Mereseini Vuniwaqa says COVID-19 in a lot of ways shows the inequalities that exists in society. While speaking at
Australia provides further AUD $6.6 million support to Fiji
The Fijian Government has received a further AUD $6.6 million from the Australian Government. This will be directed to the Ministry of Women, Children and Poverty Alle
Usamate on a 4-day-tour to address issues related to the Ministry’s service delivery in the North
Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Jone Usamate is currently on a four-day tour to the Northern Division to be able to familiarise himself with bottlenecks in the
Sea Eagles came back firing to claim the win against the Broncos
The Manly Sea Eagles made a wonderful comeback to win 20-18 against the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL last night. The Broncos started the match with an impressive try fr
We acted within our powers – Winston Thompson
The Pro-Chancellor of the University of the South Pacific Winston Thompson has today stressed that the university’s Executive Committee acted within its powers to
USP Library says they are not providing any services today in support of suspended VC Ahluwalia
The drama continues at University of the South Pacific as the USP Library has tweeted that they are not providing any library services in support of suspended Vice Chance
Shark Dive Operators in Pac Harbour say they are still feeding sharks but increased fishing activities has attracted sharks
Shark dive operators in Pacific Harbour have confirmed that they are still running dives and are still feeding sharks, however the Beqa Adventure Divers have highlighted
500 ration packs donated by the French Embassy
Three organizations have today received 500 food ration packs from the French Embassy. While handing over the ration packs to The Salvation Army, Solo Moms Project and
We did not pay him, he came to our office in the west offering to help – NFP Leader
National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad is today denying that a person by the facebook name Ferrel Khan was allegedly being paid by the NFP to put up fak
Former England centre named in the Broncos squad against the Sea Eagles tomorrow night
The Brisbane Broncos have named former England centre Ben Te’o in their squad against the Manly Sea Eagles tomorrow night in a desperate move to get back onto thei
Fashion industry has huge responsibility in eradicating racism - Victoria Beckham
Designer Victoria Beckham believes the fashion industry has a big responsibility to promote inclusivity and show the world the way to grow above colour, class and creed.
Incoming USP Chancellor to call for a Special USP Council meeting
The President of Nauru and incoming Chancellor of the University of the South Pacific Lionel Aingimea says the institution has been hijacked and declared that he will imm
Jordie in doubt to face brother Beauden and the Blues on Sunday
Hurricanes utility Jordie Barrett is in doubt for the match against the Blues and elder brother, Beauden in the Super Rugby Aotearoa competition on Sunday. NZME report
Shop robbery video is from last year and the two men have been charged - Police
A video recently uploaded on social media showing two men entering a shop, assaulting a woman before robbing her, is an aggravated robbery case that was reported in 2019
Ahluwalia suspended pending independent investigations into alleged misconduct - Aloma Johansson
The Executive Committee of the University of the South Pacific Council has now confirmed that USP Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia has been suspend
Police tell USP staff and students to get a permit to stage a protest
Some University of the South Pacific staff and students who were gathered near the USP Library to show support to the now suspended USP Vice Chancellor, Pal Ahluwalia hav
More supermarkets found selling rotten meat
More supermarkets have been found selling rotten meat while the Suva City Council is still in the process of taking legal action against one supermarket who was allegedly
No one from Fiji should interfere in VC Ahluwalia’s work - Fong
Staff and students of the University of the South Pacific supporting the now suspended Vice-Chancellor, Pal Ahluwalia say that USP should be maintained as a regional inst
NZ fans returning to stadiums to boost businesses
Stadium bosses, team chief executives and food vendors in New Zealand are welcoming the news that sports fans are now allowed back into the stadium. Radio NZ reports t
Bulldogs claims first win of the season
The Canterbury Bulldogs claimed their first win of the season after thumping the Dragons 22-2 in the NRL last night. Adam Elliott, Nick Meaney and Reimis Smith each sc