NFP opposes Referendum Bill
The National Federation Party has opposed the National Referendum Bill in its current form as there are fundamental contentious clauses in this that impinge on fundamenta
Author: Rashika Kumar
Rasova given a month to find counsel for trial on FICAC charge
Former SODELPA MP Simione Rasova has been given until April 24th to find a new counsel to run his trial where he is charged by FICAC. Rasova is charged with one count
XKON to be sentenced on Tuesday for breaching bail conditions
Lui Bale Vuibureta, also known as XKON, will be sentenced on Tuesday for breaching his bail conditions. Vuibureta is charged with three counts of breaching his bail
Waqanika pleads not guilty to FICAC charge
Prominent lawyer Tanya Waqanika has pleaded not guilty to a charge by FICAC in relation to a facebook post on April 19th last year. She appeared before Magistrate Yoge
Wheelchair-bound murder accused Laqeni seeks more documents ahead of trial
Wheelchair-bound Epeli Laqeni, who is accused of killing his de facto partner, has requested further documents from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for
Navua man convicted of raping his biological daughter
The Suva High Court has found a 39-year-old Navua man guilty of raping his biological daughter when she was 13 years old in February last year. The man has been convic
Bail ruling for Flagstaff and Rewa Street drug accused on April 2nd
The bail ruling for Flagstaff drug accused Joshua Ravula, along with Rewa Street drug accused Yu Yang Feng, Minghui Dai, Zhou Lan, Lagomarcino Baules, Ginna Choi, and Pen
Bail denied for Zoe Moore
The Suva Magistrates Court has denied bail to Zoe Maharaj Moore over charges relating to possession of a grenade and methamphetamine.She faces one count of unlawful posse
Thakor Punja's stay application dismissed, trial in Nov
The case against drug accused Thakor Punja will continue as the Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad has dismissed his stay on proceedings application due to abuse of process.Â
Iran allows controlled passage through Strait of Hormuz amid Trump threat
Iran’s representative to the International Maritime Organization says foreign vessels can still pass through the Strait of Hormuz with coordination from the Irania
Body found near Navuso identified by relatives
The identity of the man whose body was found floating near Navuso Village yesterday morning has been confirmed by relatives.Police say he was last seen on Friday night at
Eid to be celebrated today
Muslims in Fiji are celebrating Eid today as the Fiji Muslim League confirmed that the moon was sighted last night. Eid marks the end of a month of fasting during Rama
FCCC investigating trader over suspected fuel hoarding
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is investigating a trader on suspicion of hoarding fuel. FCCC says this was identified during their nationwide monitorin
Ruling on validity of Rokoika’s FICAC appointment in Waqanika and Malimali's case in May
High Court Judge Justice Siainiu Fa’alogo Bull will give her determination on the validity of Lavi Rokoika's appointment as Acting FICAC Commissioner in May aft
PM knew Rokoika's appointment was unlawful - Malimali
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka knew that Lavi Rokoika's appointment based on his recommendation was illegal as he had indicated that amendments will be made to the FICAC
King's Counsel alleges abuse of process by FICAC in charging Prof. Prasad
There is no reason why there is an undue 10-year delay between when the alleged offence occurred and when former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad was charged
Bula FC stun South Island United 3-2
Extra Bula FC has climbed into the top four of the OFC Pro League after a dramatic 3–2 victory over New Zealand-based South Island United, with a stunning bicycle
Suva High Court to rule on Manoa Kamikamica's stay application on April 24th
The Suva High Court will make a ruling on former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica’s application for a stay in proceedings brought against him by FICAC on the
King's Counsel labels Rokoika as ‘usurper'
The King’s Counsel for former Deputy Prime Ministers Professor Biman Prasad and Manoa Kamikamica has told the Suva High Court that the evidence shows Lavi Rokoika
Bainimarama and Qiliho plead not guilty to inciting mutiny charges
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have pleaded not guilty to inciting mutiny charges. The matter has been adjourn
Rokoika calls JSC ‘grog swipers’ in High Court evidence
Evidence presented in the form of recordings in the High Court states that Acting FICAC Commissioner Lavi Rokoika hates to deal with the Judicial Services Commission who