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A Correspondent –  Vishnu Sukhdeo, a prominent businessman and a philanthropist, passed away on Monday, September 14, 2015 at Colonial War Memorial Hospital, Suva. The

Indo-Fijian immigrants to New Zealand often struggle to find suitable work and are increasingly turning to franchises as a reliable way to earn a living.

Mere Naleba The Fiji Cancer Society hopes to raise more funds in ‘Bushells Fiji’s Biggest Morning Tea 2015’ than it did during last year’s annual

Mahendra Sukhdeo –  Gender inequality was the hallmark of the indenture system in the European colonial outposts. The planters’ penchant for strong, single, rustic young

No consideration for six-year old rape victim Tuariki Delamere –  To all my many friends and clients in the Indian community throughout New Zealand, it

Dr Biman Prasad –  Fiji’s Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services Veena Bhatnagar should resign her portfolio for her shameful comment accusing the people

Staff Reporter –  President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau has commended the efforts of the International Women’s Association in assisting women and children as part of their

Venkat Raman –  New Zealand is keen to foster bilateral and trade relations with Fiji to enable the respective economies and peoples to reach higher

Second and Final of Two Parts Mahendra Sukhdeo –  The Syria tragedy is regarded as the worst maritime mishap in Fiji. It was much more

Radio New Zealand –  A teenager who was with two boys accused of carrying out a fatal robbery at a West Auckland dairy was told

Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama –  Like any Small Island Developing State, Fiji has some immense challenges which my Government is in the process of systematically addressing.

Press Statement –  Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum announced the next stage in the selection of the new flag representing independent and democratic Republic of Fiji.

Phil Goff Last month I had an opportunity to sit in Fiji’s new Parliament for two days and observe the proceedings along with Speaker of

Staff Reporter Fiji’s Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama is hopeful that trade, investment and commercial relations between New Zealand and Fiji businesses will continue

First of Two Parts Mahendra Sukhdeo –  The repugnant ‘slave trade’ from Black Africa to the newly settled White America ended in 1833. From 1500

Janifa Khan Janif –  Second and Final Part In July 1989, the cold winters of New Zealand greeted us off our flight from Fiji to

Staff Reporter –  The Constitutional Offices Commission held its first meeting on April 17, 2015 in Suva. The Commission, established under Section 132 of the

Mahendra Sukhdeo –  The Indian government failed to recognise the Indian Diaspora in the past. In the late 1800s and 1900s, when the Chinese were

Janifa Khan Janif –  First of Two Parts According to Professor Vijay Naidu of the Fiji Institute of Applied Studies, the indenture system in Fiji

Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama Our education revolution is my Government’s proudest achievement. We are determined to develop the North and end the decades of neglect by

Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum The new aeronautical fees charged to international airlines for use of the airport facilities in Fiji has come into effect on February 1,

Staff Reporter A cross-section of the Melbourne community was present at the launch of the Book, ‘Aryan Avatars: From prehistoric darkness to settlers in the

Kamil Lakshman – Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has announced that citizens of Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati, Tuvalu and Fiji can register for this year’s ballot under

Staff Reporter – An Auckland lawyer has appealed to ‘the good people of New Zealand’ to extend their natural generosity to the people of Vanuatu

Staff Reporter – As Fiji regains its status with the international community, more importantly with New Zealand, the respective governments, diplomatic missions and professional organisations

Dr Biman Prasad – The indefinite ban on entering Fiji placed on former Fiji citizen Professor Brij Vilash Lal and Dr Padma Lal makes a