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Sanjay Kaba acquitted
Former Telecom Fiji Limited Director Sanjay Kaba is a free man now after the Suva Magistrates Court upheld his no-case-to-answer a
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Living wage must be a priority in upcoming budget - FTUC
A clear plan to introduce a living wage should be a key feature of the 2026/2027 National Budget, according to Fiji Trades Union C
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Waidina villagers call for tougher drug laws and greater protection for children
Village leaders in Waidina are calling for tougher laws to tackle the growing drug problem and stronger protection for children, d
Gates open as Fiji Showcase 2026 gets underway
The gates are open and the excitement is already building at the Vodafone Arena as Fiji Showcase 2026 kicks off its spectacular ni
68-year-old man to front Tavua Court over $3B Vatia cocaine bust
A 68-year-old man will appear in the Tavua Magistrates Court today charged in relation to the alleged importation of illicit drugs
Police investigate alleged assault of a man in Beqa drug raid case
Some police officers and a military officer allegedly involved in an incident that left a man injured in Dakuni Village, Beqa, fol
Young people living on Lautoka streets moved to shelters
Several young people living on the streets in Lautoka have been safely transported to shelters where they will receive accommodati
Savusavu family preserving traditional remedies through growing skincare business
A family-owned agribusiness in Savusavu has turned generations of experience in the copra industry, into a successful natural skin
FWCC condemns wave of victim-blaming comments following rape charges against two prominent football players
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre condemns the wave of misogynistic and victim-blaming comments circulating online following rape cha
Nadaro villager calls for removal of Constitutional Immunity clause
Nadaro villager Taniela Colamoto has called for the complete removal of the immunity clause contained in Section 10 of the 2013 Co
Medical students call on Govt to fix posting delays and rising costs
Fiji School of Medicine students are calling on the Government to address delayed job postings, rising living costs and the lack o
Authorities probe allegations of foreign women working in Fiji massage parlours
Authorities are investigating allegations that some foreign women are entering Fiji as tourists and allegedly working in massage p
Mataqali Nabukarabe gives 7-days before shutting down the Nasarava Water Catchment
The Mataqali Nabukarabe has given the Water Authority of Fiji seven days to pay the outstanding amount owed to the resource owners
We are bound by the Constitution to hold the next general election by February 6th next year -PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that they are bound by the Constitution to hold the next general election by February 6th
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