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12 members of Marist Old Boys Association are in Kubulau, Bua to assist the villagers affected by Cyclone Yasa. A volunteer, Lawrence Tikaram says they have been collecting relief items for the past month and have
Former US President Donald Trump's impeachment trial over his role in the deadly US Capitol riot is set to begin next week in the Senate. On Tuesday, the House of Representatives will deliver the impeachment charge
More than 2,900 plants believed to be marijuana have been uprooted in Kadavu. In the first raid, 1,800 plants were uprooted from a farm located between Gasele and Daku village on Wednesday. During this raid, the off
Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has directed the Board and CEO of the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Board to urgently review the decision to raise the requirements for students academic performance under the N
Five women of Beqa Island are the first in the Pacific to learn and practice traditional canoe building and sailing through the University of the South Pacific, Pacific-European Union Marine Partnership Programme and Ut
The Water Authority of Fiji says their ground teams are working on fixing the burst 200mm rising main at Laqere Bridge. This has caused surface flooding on the bridge resulting in a traffic jam from the bridge pas
Minister for Health Dr Ifereimi Waqainabete has told health staff in Tavua, Ba and Rakiraki to register everyone that needs to be vaccinated this year. While speaking at the opening of the Medical Services Pacific
The World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework for Fiji for the next four years has been revealed which focuses on fostering private sector-led growth and inclusive economic opportunities and building resilience.
A man who was a passenger in a vehicle that veered off the road and hit an electricity post along Varavu in Ba this morning has passed away. Police confirm the man died at the scene. The vehicle split in half.
Tacirua Transport Limited will be facing disciplinary action for illegally operating a school bus route without prior authorisation from the Land Transport Authority of Fiji. LTA CEO, Samuel Simpson says this issue
Army got off to a winning start at the Fiji Rugby Super 7s Series this morning as they beat Dominion Brothers 10-7 at Lawaqa Park. Jone Manu who is currently in the national 7s team training squad scored the lone t
Passionate local artists, Wise and Masi, have collaborated again to release a new song called Veilomani. Waisale Qilatabu who goes by the artist name Wise was inspired to write the song after watching viral videos
The Corrections Centres in Fiji are overcrowded by 12% as the approved capacity is a population of 2129 however there are currently 2379 inmates in the centres. This has been revealed by the Director Rehabilitation
Fiji Airways Men's National 7s player, Jerry Tuwai says he is trying to replicate the national team’s environment in their club and is working on key areas such as discipline and diet. Tuwai who will spearhead th
If road contractors do not carry out works as expected and potholes open up just weeks or a few months after rehabilitation works, they have to either fix the road at their own cost or pay a hefty performance bond.
The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised serious concerns after students of Saint Marcellin Primary School were left stranded due to the negligent suspension of services by a Suva based bus operator on Tuesday. CEO,
More relief supplies have arrived from Australia to refill warehouses that were exhausted following Cyclone Yasa and to ensure Fiji is ready to respond to any future humanitarian emergency. The Royal Australian Air
150 more students in the Western Division whose parents have been laid off or are on reduced hours due to COVID-19 will be assisted with school bags and stationery. This is after Lautoka residents, Narayan Reddy an
Jerry Tuwai, Jiuta Wainiqolo, Kaminieli Rasaku and Taniela Sadrugu, Napolioni Bolaca and Kitione Salawa Junior who are currently in the Fiji Airways men’s national 7s extended training squad will feature for the Life
7,000 children whose families have been affected by COVID-19 in the Western Division will receive school backpacks which contain school stationery. The assistance has been provided by the Australian Government thro
