Ronaldo retires from Portugal duty
Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football.The 41-year-old forward has scored 146 goals and earned 234 caps for his countr
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Man runs naked through village after allegedly taking drugs - Turaga
A man ran through a village naked in broad daylight in Lau last Saturday after villagers apparently found a powder and used or sniffed it without reporting the matter to
Fijian diaspora celebrates Diwali in Taupo, New Zealand, promoting unity and cultural togetherness
The Fijian diaspora in Taupo, New Zealand, gathered to celebrate Diwali, highlighting the importance of preserving their culture, strengthening friendships and promoting
Vunivaceva families face water shortage as well dries up
Residents of Vunivaceva in Labasa are struggling to access drinking water as the prolonged dry spell continues to affect their water supply, and a dried-up well ha
I will make a conscience vote, I will lose my job either way - Sashi Kiran
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran says her vote on the Constitution Amendment Bill will be guided by her conscience and whether the final Bil
Man charged with attempted murder of police officer and meth possession granted bail
Saimoni Rokotunidau, who is charged with the attempted murder of a female police officer in Laqere and the unlawful possession of methamphetamine, has been granted bail.R
Qereqeretabua says don't rush Constitution Bill
National Federation Party MP and Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lenora Qereqeretabua says the party believes more time is needed to consider the proposed C
Vunato dump fire could take three weeks to extinguish as residents raise concerns
Residents in Lautoka continue to raise concerns about smoke from the Vunato Rubbish Dump, with rubbish dumping concerns also continuing as the Lautoka City Council say it
Tavua farmer urges farmers to plant short-term crops amid prolonged dry conditions
Farmers struggling with prolonged dry weather conditions are being urged to focus on planting vegetables with shorter harvesting periods to help maintain their livelihood
Diwali preparations in full swing in the North despite dry weather
The spirit of Diwali remains strong in the Northern Division, with families coming together to prepare for the Festival of Lights despite the challenges of dry weather an
6 found guilty in Rewa Street and Flagstaff drug case
Josua Ravula, Ginna Choi, Peniasi Delai, Yu Yang Feng, Minghui Dai and Zhou Lan have been found guilty by the Suva Magistrates Court in relation to the Rewa Street and Fl
Teacher shortages and reluctance to serve in remote areas remain major challenges for education sector.
The shortage of teachers in specialised subject areas and the reluctance of some teachers to serve in remote communities remain major challenges facing Fiji's education s
Mother calls for transparent investigation into alleged rape of 13-year-old as Police continue investigations
A concerned mother is calling for a transparent and thorough investigation after her 13-year-old son was allegedly raped by six senior students at a school in Lautoka, wi
Confidential bullying reporting mechanism proposed for schools
A recent bullying case at Queen Victoria School involving Year 13 students allegedly bullying 37 Year 11 students, has raised questions about the monitoring and reporting
Dry conditions leave farmers unable to grow vegetables in Tavua, price of vegetables double in Ba
Due to the prolonged dry weather conditions, Ahsan Ali has been forced to buy and resell vegetables to maintain his livelihood.Ba Market vendor Ali, who lives in Vatia, T
Charters' application for leave to seek judicial review set for hearing on 23rd December
The hearing of Charlie Charters' application for leave to seek judicial review has been set for 23rd December.Charters claims that Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka's advic
Nothing to fear over my statement on RFMF - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says members of the public have nothing to fear after concerns were raised over his statement that if things do not go right, either the Re
33,000 TSLS scholarship recipients failing to complete their studies comes at a cost of $235M in taxpayers funds
Serious concerns are being raised as the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has reported that more than 33,000 TSLS scholarship recipients have failed to comple
Rabuka warns SODELPA and NFP Ministers over Constitution Bill vote
Cabinet ministers from SODELPA and the National Federation Party could be asked to leave their positions if their parties vote against the proposed Constitution Amendment
Kamikamica says it is too early to talk about coalition collapse over Constitution Bill
People's Alliance Deputy Leader Manoa Kamikamica says it is premature to talk about the collapse of the coalition Government over disagreements on the Constitution Amendm
Melbourne Cup fever builds at Suva betting shops ahead of 4pm race
The race that stops a nation is generating hype and excitement at various betting shops around Suva as punters gear up for the Melbourne Cup race at 4pm today.Speaking fr