High jump champion, Diloi shines in the pool during Schools Swimming Championship
Adi Cakobau School’s Yalanieta Diloi continues to prove her versatility after winning gold in the girls' 50 metres breaststroke at the National Schools Age Group C
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Balenawai wins gold after 3 weeks of hard preparation
Tikiko Balenawai of Namaka Public School claimed gold in the 50 metres backstroke during the National Schools Age Group Championship 2026 at the Damodar Aquatic Centre.Th
From Raiwaqa to Johns Hopkins: Fotofili honours his late parents with Master’s degree
From humble beginnings in Raiwaqa to a journey shaped by sacrifice and strong values, Jovilisi Yaya Fotofili says everything started with the lessons his parents taught h
Oceania setback motivates Vatubua to gold at Schools Championship
After missing out on a medal at the Oceania Championship earlier this month, Saint Joseph’s Secondary School swimmer Jonalese Vatubua bounced back by winning gold
Tiden Samuelu of Natabua High wins gold at National Schools Age Group Championship
Tiden Samuelu of Natabua High School has won gold at the 2026 National Schools Age Group Championship after competing in the boys’ 400 metres freestyle this mornin
Lami communities plead for proper land plans as families are evicted with nowhere to go
Lami resident and community advocate Taufaga Qoro St John says many families living in informal settlements are being evicted without proper planning, leaving vulnerable
Plans underway to take Tikoduadua’s daughter to Australia for operation
Plans are underway to take Defence Minister Pio Tikoduadua’s daughter to Australia for an operation following injuries she sustained while on duty.Tikoduadua confi
Sailasa Tora brings Ratu Sukuna’s legacy to life through original jazz tribute
The University of Fiji will be releasing today what is believed to be Fiji’s first jazz tribute song dedicated to Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna as part of this yearâ€
Jackson says Drua did not complain over Force try controversy
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Coach, Glen Jackson says that they did not file any complaints with Super Rugby Pacific or with the referees regarding the Force's last try by
Many jobs remain vacant because locals are unwilling to take up certain positions, remittances a reason why people choose not to work
A growing number of employers are reporting difficulty filling job vacancies in Fiji, with concerns that many locals are unwilling to take up available work despite risin
TISA Insurance launched with focus on resilience, trust and Pacific growth
The launch of TISA Insurance has been described as more than the unveiling of a new brand, with leaders highlighting insurance as a key driver of economic growth, resilie
FEO needs more than $23M to conduct next elections, no budget for referendum as there is no legal framework - SOE
The Fijian Elections Office needs more than $23 million to conduct the next general elections based on the most recent general elections.Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mata
Claims of police vehicles being used in drug activities must be verified - Naivalurua
Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua says allegations that police vehicles are being used in drug-related activities are serious and must be properly verified before an
Papamau sisters set to turn their fashion dreams into reality at Fiji Fashion Week
Two sisters with a shared passion for fashion are set to light up the runway at Fiji Fashion Week this Saturday, proving that sisterhood and style can go hand in hand.Suv
Waqanika allegedly confessed during caution interview - FICAC
FICAC lawyer Joseph Work has informed the court that there is an alleged confession by Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika in her caution interview in the matter where she is char
The illicit drug trade is no longer a localized issue - Turaga
Acting Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga says the illicit drug trade in Fiji is a genuine concern and it is causing damage to our families, communi
Ro Filipe says planning and staffing gaps slowing infrastructure projects in Fiji
Delays in addressing deteriorating road access in some communities have been linked to staffing shortages, planning gaps and coordination issues.This has been highlighted
New Education Act introduces school levies, fines for parents
Parents of students enrolled in government or government-aided schools will now pay levies charged by the school following the passing of the Education Bill 2025 in Parli
Calls for clearer definition of private schools in the Education Bill
As privately-run education continues to expand across Fiji, concerns have been raised that the Education Bill should clearly define what constitutes a private school and
Education Bill 2025 passed in Parliament
The Education Bill 2025 has been passed in Parliament, with 38 MPs voting in favour, 14 against, while three MPs did not cast their votes.While speaking in strong support
Access for persons with disabilities continues to be overlooked in many new developments - Nasilasila
A steep ramp is suitable for a wheelbarrow, not a wheelchair. This was highlighted by the Programme Coordinator for Disaster Risk Reduction and Inclusive Climate Actio