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Sony PlayStation is being sued for 5 billion pounds in the UK over allegations it "ripped off its customers" with overpriced games and in-game purchases. The group legal action, led by consumer rights champion Alex
As of yesterday, 163,186 Fijians have received their first booster dose which is 52.2% of the target population. 24,543 people have so far received their second booster dose. Permanent Secretary for Health, Do
Sleeping on the side of the market in Ba Town while waiting for the market to open will now be a thing of the past with the opening of the newly refurbished Ba Women's Accommodation centre. The centre which was op
Pakistan's police have charged the country's former Prime Minister, Imran Khan, under anti-terror laws. Their investigation comes after he accused the police and judiciary of detaining and torturing a close aide.
Student numbers at USP’s Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific TAFE) have been affected following the removal of scholarship places as the University says times are hard and students need to access scholars
Student numbers at USP’s Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific TAFE) have been affected following the removal of scholarship places as the University says times are hard and students need to access scholars
The Rooster Chicken Fijiana Drua players are leaders in their communities and need to be recognised as such. This is the view of Australia’s Ambassador for Women and Girls Christine Clarke who is in Fiji to visit
There are some students who have graduated after studying under the Tertiary Education and Loan Scheme and are working but they are not repaying their loan despite the incentives available. This has been highlighte
Close to 2000 visitors from FANCA countries came for the FANCA Silver Jubilee Nations World Cup that finished at Prince Charles Park yesterday. This was highlighted by Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum while sp
Police have confirmed that a body was found at a hotel in Nadi this morning. Police spokesperson Ana Naisoro says the deceased is believed to be a guest. Naisoro says no comment can be provided at this stage a
The Water Authority of Fiji says the Suva Central Business District sewer catchment has the dubious record of being the highest source of infiltration of storm water into WAF’s sewer systems. WAF CEO, Dr Amit Ch
Gunfire interrupted the Kentucky State Fair with people running away from the area and resulting in several arrests. Kentucky State Police said in a statement that they took multiple people into custody, with char
A Nadi man is currently in Police custody after drugs were allegedly found in his possession. Police say the man in his 20’s was arrested after he was found with illicit substances believed to be methamphetamine
The 2022 Coca-Cola Games was an incident-free event. Police Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan says with the support of the Coca-Cola Games organising Committee, school heads, teachers, parents and stakeholde
Ilisoni Tagivetaua was lost for words as he witnessed his son win his second gold medal in the Junior Boys 800 metres at the 2022 Coca-Cola Games. Ilisoni is the father of Queen Victoria School’s Waisale Tagiveta
More than 27,000 marijuana plants have been discovered on five farms in the highlands of Koroivonu Village in Cakaudrove. Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan says more information has been received on the cult
A man is in Police custody after he was arrested trying to break into a house in the Pacific Harbour area. Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan says they received a report of a break-in after 3am when officers
It was a perfect farewell gift for Suva Grammar coach and former Fijian sprinter, Jone Delai as Grammar secured the Coca Cola Games Boys Division title after winning 11 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze. Grammar last wo
Adi Cakobau School coach Antonio Raboiliku says its an emotional moment for them as they successfully defended the Girls Division title in the Coca Cola Games securing 13 gold, 6 silver and 10 bronze. Raboiliku ha
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has stressed to the students that they don't have to leave the Games with a medal to head home proud, because making it to this stage you have made your families proud, your school prou
