Teen,14, guilty of manslaughter from fatal bus hub stabbing
A jury has delivered a guilty verdict of manslaughter for a 14-year-old boy accused of stabbing another in Dunedin, Otago in New Zealand. 16-year-old Enere John Jnr Po
Author: Navitalai Naivalurua
No place for guns in the Police Force - Naivalurua
Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua says there is no place for guns in the Fiji Police Force right now, and he does not foresee that for the Force in the near future.
Drua suffers another loss to Brumbies 38-21
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua suffered another loss to the Brumbies in the 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific, going down 38-21 at GIO Stadium, Canberra. The Drua s
375 reports recorded by Police over the last 24 hrs – Naivalurua
Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua has raised alarm on the reports received by Police on a daily basis with 375 reports recorded over the last 24 hours compared to 30
Ministry calls on parents to prioritise their children’s safety
The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is urging parents to always prioritise their children’s safety, this is after a 3-month-old baby was left sle
2,436 new dengue fever cases recorded from 1st Jan - 23rd Feb nationwide
Fijians are being urged to continue to remain vigilant and take protective measures against dengue fever as the Health Ministry recorded over 2,000 new cases nationwide f
Over $100k raised for Fijian SAS hero, Takavesi’s care home costs
A fund to help an ailing Special Air Service hero pay his care home fees has shot past $1,63,372.93 (£55,000) — thanks to UK newspaper, The Sun readers. Frie
Brian To'o cleared to play against Roosters tomorrow
Panthers superstar Brian To'o has overcome a hamstring injury and will make his return in tomorrow night's match against Sydney Roosters at CommBank Stadium. To'o trav
Nareki returns from injury against the Hurricanes
Fiji-born Jona Nareki will make his return to the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition when the Highlanders take on the Hurricanes tomorrow. Nareki picked up th
Businessman charged with 67 counts of obtaining financial advantage
Raman Rajeshwar Prasad, who is charged with 67 counts of obtaining financial advantage and one count of possession of property suspected of being proceeds of crime, has b
Access to Information Bill to be debated in Parliament next month
The Access to Information Bill to give the right to access to information for individuals, companies and the government, will be debated in Parliament next month. The
Woods has surgery after rupturing Achilles
Tiger Woods has had surgery after suffering a ruptured Achilles during training at home. BBC reports that the 15-time major champion has not put a timescale on his rec
Rising sea level, water scarcity and available teaching materials a challenge for Moce Islanders
With the few resources available, the students, teachers and villagers on Moce Island in Lau have taken the initiative to plant mangroves on their shoreline to counter th
If this amendment passes, the people will lose their voice, and politicians will take power - Lal
This amendment is not just a small change to our laws. It is an attack on our democracy. It takes power away from the people and gives it to politicians. It denies Fijian
15-year-old boy charged with rape of 8-year-old boy remanded
The 15-year-old student charged with the alleged rape of an 8-year-old boy has been remanded in custody. The student appeared in the Navua Magistrates Court. He is
Constitution must be the work of the people and must work for the people - AG
Attorney General Graham Leung says the constitution must be the work of the people and must work for the people, by being able to be changed by the people when their want
BSP and USP empower rural based Burevanua District School
Students of Burevanua District School in Ra will now have a great environment for learning after BSP Financial Group (Fiji) Pte Limited (BSP) delivered renewable energy,
Riyaz and Sagar plea further deferred to April 1st
Former Fiji Broadcasting Corporation CEO Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar's plea has been further deferred to April 1st. Sayed-Khaiyum and
Code of Conduct Bill 2025 to be debated in Parliament next month
The Code of Conduct Bill 2025 will be debated in Parliament next month. The Bill was tabled this morning in Parliament by Attorney General Graham Leung, citing Standin
Nayau Village celebrates RFMF visit and welcomes RFNS Timo
It was a memorable moment for the people of Nayau Island in Lau as they welcomed the (RFMF) Naval Division’s newly commissioned vessel, RFNS Timo, marking the firs
15-year-old student charged for allegedly raping 8-year-old boy
A 15-year-old student will be appear in the Navua Magistrates Court today charged with the alleged rape of an 8-year-old boy. Police say the accused is alleged to have