April 15 2011 Issue

A Sri Lankan journalist who covers international cricket, writes humour, draws cartoons and edits a satirical website has won the Indian Newslink Postgraduate Journalism Scholarship

A doctorate student has appealed to international students from India enrolled in the country’s tertiary institutions to participate in his research project. Johnson Kukatlapalli, a

The Media is responsible for bringing events and developments to people around the world but graphic description of disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, floods and

A New Zealand University could become the focus of global attention tackling a number of issues relating to environment, agriculture, horticulture and sustainability, if its

The Tertiary Education Union (TEU) has called on the Government to intervene in the ‘redundancy policy’ of some institutions and retain trades tutors. Union President

The Earthquake that occurred in Christchurch on February 22 damaged many schools and made them uninhabitable. Following Government guidelines, the staff and students of damaged

A charitable organisation devoted to providing health care to the poor and the needy in Fiji is in need of funds to undertake another mission

The 21-Gun Salute shook the village of Veseisei in Vuda but was soon drowned by the National Anthem as members of the Natububera clan carried

The College of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences is offering a new graduate programme in Nutrition & Dietetics as a part of the national objective

Former Fiji Sun journalist Raymond Singh (31) committed suicide in prison. He was serving life sentence for murdering his wife in 2008. Commissioner of Corrections

There has to be something exclusive and special to an event that enjoys growing patronage and repeated encores from diverse communities resident in Greater Auckland