13 RFMF officers being interviewed over Vakarisi's death
13 RFMF officers are going through the interviewing process for their alleged involvement in Jone Vakarisi's death.Drug convict, Vakarisi died in military custody at the
Author: Rashika Kumar
RFMF recommends ending constitutional immunity and strengthening civilian control of the military
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is recommending the removal of constitutional immunity provisions, and to clearly define the military's role in the constitutio
Govt urges farmers to harvest, no increase in guaranteed cane price
Sugarcane farmers are being urged to harvest their cane, with the Government confirming there will be no increase in the guaranteed cane price from $85 to $110, warning t
Ba beaten by Hekari Women FC 3-1 in OFC Women's Champions League
Discipline has cost Ba Women as they have been beaten 3-1 by Hekari Women in their Group A match of the OFC Women’s Champions League. Narieta Leba gave the Fiji
Tabuakuro was counselled and placed on probation over LinkedIn comments - Tikoisuva
Acting DPP Nancy Tikoisuva has confirmed to the Suva High Court that following comments made by Assistant DPP Laisani Tabuakuro on a LinkedIn post by former Supervisor of
Taiwan provides US$2M to support Pacific Islands Forum priorities
The Taipei Trade Office in Fiji formally handed over a US$2 million development cooperation contribution to the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat during a ceremony at the
Saneem demands $2m from FEO officials, files $5m claim against State, Tikoisuva, Rabuku, Chew and 3 police officers
Former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has demanded $2 million from five current and former Fijian Elections Office officials, alleging they maliciously pro
Saneem confirms LinkedIn post in his defamation case against Assistant DPP Tabuakuro remains online
Former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has confirmed in court that the LinkedIn post related to a defamation case he has filed against Assistant Director of Publ
FICAC amends charges against Charlie Charters, transfers case to Police
Charges laid against Fiji and British national Charlie Charters by FICAC has been amended after identifying two former FICAC officers alleged to have released internal in
Police deny FLP claim of special security at Minister Charan Jeath Singh's farm
Police have denied claims by the Fiji Labour Party that a police caravan has been set up outside the sugar cane farm of Minister for Public Enterprises Charan Jeath Singh
Police investigate accident involving van, truck and car near Vesida
Police are investigating an accident near Vesida along Kings Highway earlier today. CCTV footage shows a black van crossing into the opposite lane and crashing into an
Fiji Airways expands environmental efforts with native tree regeneration programme
Fiji Airways has marked World Environment Day by supporting a new native tree regeneration programme in collaboration with Animals Fiji and the Ministry of Forestry. Fiji
Govt to keep current Cabinet until election, and borrow $1.4B from local and overseas lenders for capital projects
As concerns remain on government expenditure, Minister for Finance, Esrom Immanuel says the current size of the cabinet will remain until after the general elections w
We can't satisfy everyone, but we are doing what we can - Immanuel
Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel says the Government has provided the best support it can during the current economic crisis, but acknowledges it cannot satisfy everyo
FRCS did not remove Stop Departure Order on man linked to alleged $20M tax fraud
As investigations continue into how a naturalized Fijian citizen alleged to have defrauded $20 million in tax left the country despite a Stop Departure Order against him,
NFP accuses Victor Lal of using religion to remove Prof. Prasad, Lal denies conspiracy
National Federation Party General Secretary Kamal Iyer says Oxford based blogger and former local journalist Victor Lal has shamelessly resorted to taking Godâ
Tudravu asks for increased funding to combat evolving crime and repair ageing infrastructure
With the criminal landscape continuously evolving and the need to repair ageing infrastructure, the Fiji Police Force has made submissions to the Ministry of Finance for
Charan Jeath Singh rejects calls by Maharaj to boycott Tuatua Gas Crematorium
Following calls by Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj for the Hindu community to boycott the use of Tuatua Gas Crematorium in Labasa and for an immediate structu
Harvesting and lorry operators to receive higher rates after FCCC approval
Good news for the sugar industry as the FCCC has approved an increase in cane harvesting and lorry cartage rates to help operators manage the fuel price surge.Followin
Man charged for allegedly raping 14-yr-old daughter
A 40-year-old man who has been charged for allegedly sexually assaulting his 14-year-old daughter will front the Nasinu Magistrates Court today.Police say the matter was
Two officers linked to Charlie Charters case no longer with FICAC
The two FICAC officers who allegedly divulged information that Fijian-British national Charlie Charters posted on social media about FICAC are no longer officers of the C