ACS U18 targets Raluve semi-final win against Bucalevu
The Adi Cakobau School U18 side will need to iron out some weaknesses in tackling and defence as they prepare for the Weet-Bix Raluve semi-final against Bucalevu Secondar
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Former Minister for Fisheries to take plea on the 28th of this month
Former Minister for Fisheries and Forests Kalaveti Ravu will take his plea while former Regional Manager North, Tekata Toaisi will have his pre-trial conference to begin
Professor Anthony Regan on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan
Australian National University's constitutional law expert, Professor Anthony Regan will focus on Fiji's journey and how we have had the 1970, 1990, 1997, the Professor Y
Fiji Constitution is probably the hardest to change in the world – Prof. Regan
The Fiji Constitution is impossible to change and probably the hardest to change in the world than some communist countries and there are several aspects of the 2013 cons
FDB Rookie Entrepreneur of the Year award inspires Sweet Sip founders to aim higher
Being named the Fiji Development Bank Rookie Entrepreneur of the Year has only fueled the ambitions of Rajnel Kumar and Aachaal Reddy to expand their first-of-a-kind roll
Bollywood movie ‘Khel Khel Mein’ to clash with Vedaa and Stree 2 next Thursday
The month of August is packed with one of the biggest clashes of recent times, where not two but three Hindi movies are coming together. As Akshay Kumar’s movie
Constitution should be reviewed to remove its perceived connection to a political party - Naupoto
Independent MP and former Army Commander, Viliame Naupoto says the 2013 Constitution should be reviewed as soon as practically possible, and while speaking as a former Ar
PM says Opposition not being invited to State events was a mistake
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has offered his apology to the nation and the Opposition for not inviting the the Opposition parliamentarians to State events. Rabuka st
$591M cost for health care, deaths and disability from NCDs – Dr Lalabalavu
As non-communicable diseases continue to be the main burden for our people contributing to 80 percent of all deaths in the country and 40 percent of premature deaths, Min
Archbishop Chong blesses Marist rugby teams ahead of Deans quarters on Saturday
The Head of the Catholic Church in Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong blessed the five teams that will be taking part for Marist Brothers High School in the Vodafone Super
Minister for Education calls for an urgent meeting to settle USP issues
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is calling for an urgent special meeting with the University of the South Pacific and Staff Associations to discuss and settle the i
It's unreal : Gabby Thomas reflects after winning 200 metres gold medal
USA sprinter, Gabby Thomas who grew up in Northampton, Massachusetts, and graduated from Harvard University, became a gold medalist this morning at the Paris Olympics.
Rabuka urges Japan to continue to adhere to safety standards amid Fukushima waste discharge
As Japan continues discharging treated Fukushima nuclear waste water, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says they continue to request the Government of Japan to continue to
A wholesale change of the 2013 Constitution is needed – Prof. Regan
Australian National University Professor of Constitutional Law Anthony James Regan says a wholesale change of the 2013 Constitution is needed. While responding to a qu
MP Naupoto to lend his voice to the call for a review of the 2013 Constitution in End of the Week Statement in parliament
A major development is expected this Friday as Independent Member of Parliament and former Army Commander, Viliame Naupoto is expected to make an End of the Week Statemen
Hurdles faced by the girmitiyas and their descendants remain a crucial part of Fiji – Murmu
Indian President, Droupadi Murmu says while Fiji has made strides in various sectors, such as the sugar industry, the historical and social hurdles faced by the girmitiya
Indian President welcomed in a tradition iTaukei and Hindu ceremony at GPH
The President of India, Droupadi Murmu has been traditionally welcomed in an iTaukei and a Hindu ceremony at the Grand Pacific Hotel by the Government of Fiji. The tra
We are waiting for the tribunal’s decision on whether Qiliho’s conviction should be seen as misbehaviour – Rabuka
With Sitiveni Qiliho remaining as the suspended Commissioner of Police despite being convicted of abuse of office in the USP matter and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment
Government Ministries sign new MOU to strengthen flood mitigation efforts
As the nation steps forward in enhancing flood mitigation purposes, Government Ministries today signed a Memorandum of Understanding which is aimed at mitigating flood r
MOE to ensure they continue to respond to the needs of students who have qualified for tertiary - Radrodro
The Ministry of Education will ensure that they continue to be dynamic, and consultative and respond to the needs of our children who have the intention and have qualifie
Trade mission to North America yields $108M in investment potential and $200M invested by Google - Kamikamica
The recent trade mission to North America has generated potential investments worth $108 million which excludes $200 million that will be invested by Google in a data cen