Lesivou and Matia remanded for allegedly stealing school bag
The two men who allegedly entered a shop and stole a school bag belonging to the victim’s daughter have been remanded by Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad. Tevit
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Hearing on release of COI transcripts on March 11th, SG opposes release
The hearing on whether the Office of the Attorney General will release the full transcripts of the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as FICAC
Wheelchair bound defacto partner killer granted bail
Wheelchair bound Epeli Laqeni, who is accused of killing his defacto partner, has been granted bail by High Court Judge Justice Usaia Ratuvili. Laqeni allegedly murder
2 charged for stealing school bag
The two men who allegedly entered a shop and stole a school bag belonging to the victim’s daughter have been charged. They have been jointly charged with agg
Hurricanes use sauna sessions to prepare for Drua clash in Lautoka
The Hurricanes are holding their team meetings in a sauna ahead of their match against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua in Lautoka this Saturday as they prepare for Fijiâ
Zoe Moore pleads not guilty to grenade and meth charges
Zoe Maharaj Moore has pleaded not guilty to charges relating to a grenade and methamphetamine possession this morning.She faces one count of unlawful possession of illici
Vakaloloma acquitted of Duidomo's murder outside Suva motel
Ledua Vakaloloma has been acquitted on a charge of murder by the Suva High Court. Vakaloloma was charged with killing 24-year-old Lemeki Duidomo. It was
Hearing on Bainimarama, Sayed-Khaiyum and Dr Sharma charge changes on Tuesday
The hearing on the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions application to amend the charges against former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney Genera
Waqanika and Bainivalu pleased with discussions; JSC to meet again on 25 March
Following a meeting with the Judicial Services Commission, chaired by Chief Justice Salesi Temo, the counsel of sacked FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali, Tanya Waqanik
JSC meeting with Malimali, Waqanika, lawyers for PM and AG Chambers underway
The Judicial Services Commission, chaired by Chief Justice Salesi Temo, is meeting now with sacked FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali, her lawyer Tanya Waqanika, and la
Faith Harvest Church trustees want Govt to join Israel charter proceedings
Reverend Manasa Kolivuso and other trustees of Faith Harvest Church who, along with others, have been sued by Fiji Airways for allegedly not paying $3.16 million for a ch
Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Vimlesh Sagar's plea in vehicle case deferred again
Former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive Officer Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar’s plea in their case involving the ten
FCCC warns of impersonation scam promising unrealistic quick profits
People are being warned to be vigilant as a recent scam identified by a concerned consumer shows that scammers are impersonating business pages in an attempt to take adva
Lateef to take plea on meth possession charge on Feb 25th
Former Suva lawyer Shazran Abdul Lateef will take his plea on the 25th of this month where he was allegedly found with methamphetamine last year. He is charged with on
Yaqara workers on strike agree in principle to meet employer after Ministry steps in
The representative for 34 workers of Yaqara Pastoral Company PTE Ltd, who have been on a strike since yesterday over unpaid Cost of Living Adjustment, have agreed in p
Magistrate directs Waqanika and Malimali to refrain from public comments on Political Parties Act case
Prominent lawyer Tanya Waqanika and her counsel Barbara Malimali have been directed by Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad to refrain from commenting publicly on the matter whe
40 Yaqara Pastoral workers on strike from today over unpaid COLA
40Â Yaqara Pastoral Company Ltd workers are on strike from today as their demands of Cost of Living Adjustment payment has not been met.The National Union of Workers sa
Elections must unite, not divide - President
As our nation moves towards a general election, elections must be a contest of ideas and vision, never a cause for division. This has been highlighted by the Preside
President calls for inclusive, evidence-based policies to tackle rising cost of living
President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu stresses that in addressing the rising cost of living issues, formulating just rules and policies are important, they are inclusive and
Nuffield Health Centre reopens after disruption due to suspected meningococcal case
Following disruption in services due to a suspected case of meningococcal earlier today, the Nuffield Health Centre has reopened with full services.The Health Mi
FNPF exploring medical insurance for members
The Fiji National Provident Fund is in the process of developing medical insurance for its members, however, for now, it will not focus on pensioners.While speaking at th