ACS working harder to defend Coca-Cola Games title despite no zone meet
There will be no Triple N Zone athletics meet this year and Coca-Cola Games defending girls champions, Adi Cakobau School are not happy. Team Official, Antonio Raboili
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Concerns raised regarding serious crimes against Korean community
Increasing crimes against the members of the Korean community in and around Suva was the main topic of discussion between members of the community and senior officers of
Fiji records 10% decrease in overall crime but serious crimes and drug cases record increases by 18% and 23%
Overall crime recorded between 2021 and 2022 decreased by 10 percent however the rate of serious crimes and drug cases recorded have increased by 18 and 23 percent respec
It would be difficult for the athletes if we have the Coca-Cola Games just in one day - Tikaram
It would be difficult for the athletes if we have the Coca-Cola Games just in one day according to Coke’s National Sales Manager, Lawrence Tikaram. He says they
Planet Shakers back in Fiji for three night concert
Good news for music fanatics as Australian gospel band Planet Shakers are back in the country. The Melbourne Australia-based band will hold a three night Believe Natio
New classrooms, canteen, staff-room & computer lab for students of Sarava Sanatan Dharm School
It was all smiles for the students, teachers and parents of Sarava Sanatan Dharm School in Ba after the opening of their newly rehabilitated classrooms, a canteen, staff-
ACS in a dilemma as no Triple N Zone this year
It has been confirmed that Coca-Cola Games defending girls champions, Adi Cakobau School will not take part in the Triple N Zone meet this year as majority of the schools
U.S wants transparency in agreements signed with Pacific Countries
The United States of America has clarified that it welcomes Chinese investment and engagement in the Pacific region. This comes after claims made by China’s Amb
We will develop relationships with China but policing, military and communications is what we will not allow - Gavoka
We will develop relationships with China but policing, military and communications is what we will not allow. This was the message from SODELPA Leader Viliame Gavoka w
July 9th 2022 for the Coca-Cola Games is not looking as an ideal date as the ANZ Stadium is not available
July 9th 2022 for the Coca-Cola Games is not looking as an ideal date as the main venue, ANZ Stadium is not available and the student athletes also need time to prepare w
Restructure at FRCS was due to COVID-19 & drop in revenue
The substantial restructuring at the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service last year was done as a result of COVID-19 and due to some significant drop in revenue and the board
Teacher fronts court for allegedly hitting a student with a torch
There has been an increase in reports of teachers using corporal punishment in schools and a 16-year-old student had to be taken to the hospital because of an incident ov
Seagrass research and conservation efforts to continue in the Lau Group
Fijians living in coastal and maritime islands are being reminded not to overlook the importance of seagrass and its role in the marine ecosystems. This comes as Conse
Tax revenue collections are still below pre pandemic levels
Our tax revenue is picking up with visible improvements but collections are still below pre pandemic levels. This has been revealed by the CEO of the Fiji Revenue and
More surveys and work done on micro insurance programme for the vulnerable groups after cyclones
More work continues to ensure that immediate financial relief to vulnerable communities, including farmers, fishers and small businesses, following a tropical cyclone, is
No hidden agenda in trip to Fiji and Pacific - China
Fijians can be rest assured that there are no hidden agendas associated with the recent visit of China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi according to Chinese Ambassador t
Ex-smoker and cancer survivor says even if he had $1 in his pocket he used to buy cigarette and not food
As we commemorate World No Tobacco Day today, ex-smoker and cancer survivor Setareki Tuirabe says even if he had $1 in his pocket he used to buy cigarettes and not food.
More than 1,200 deaths due to tobacco use and exposure to second-hand smoke every year
15 people lose their life every minute we speak because of tobacco, and this makes tobacco one of the biggest public health threats in the world, particularly in Fiji.
Fiji and China sign three agreements about economic development
Fiji can expect more economic development assistance from China after three agreements were signed by the two governments during the visit of the State Councillor and Min
Climate actions and combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing part of Fiji China discussions
Discussions on climate actions and combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing were held by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and the State Councilor and Minist
After 5 years, Tavatavanawai finally meets his mother
It was an emotional moment for Fiji born Moana Pasifika winger Timoci Tavatavanawai when he met his mother after five years and it was also the first time she saw her son