Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh criticized FijiFirst in Parliament, alleging a disregard for the welfare of Fijian workers in the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

Three young children were among five people injured in a knife attack in Dublin on Thursday that sparked riots in the city centre and which police have not yet ruled out any motive over, including whether it could be terror-related.

Tappoo Foundation, the charitable arm of the Tappoo Group of Companies, has donated $7,500 to support five tertiary students of Laselase Village in Sigatoka.

The Fijian Elections Office and the Electoral Commission have submitted the 2022 General Election Joint Report to the Office of the President and to the Speaker of Parliament.

FNPF-owned IHG Fiji Hotels announced the SHAVE IT SAVE IT campaign has raised FJ$50,000 for WOWS Kids Fiji.

92 students from the University of the South Pacific will participate in the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths project.

Five people, including three young children and the suspect, were injured in a knife attack in central Dublin that police said they were satisfied was not terror-related and appeared to be a “standalone attack”.

Despite winning three gold medals, Team Fiji’s tally on the official Pacific Games table still has two.

Swimmer Kelera Mudunasoko won Team Fiji’s third gold at the Pacific Games in the Solomon Islands last night.

The recent passing of the Itaukei Affairs Amendment Bill in parliament aimed at reinstating the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC), has elicited various perspectives from key figures in the political landscape.

Two Fijian sisters helped the Solomon Islands women’s 7s side beat Cook Islands 22-5 in their first pool match yesterday.

Weightlifter and Fiji’s flag bearer Taniela Rainibogi will be in action for Team Fiji at the Pacific Games this morning.