Male cops cross-dress as dancers to catch suspect in Thailand
A group of mostly male police officers has gone viral after going undercover as a female dance troupe to catch a notorious drug dealer in Thailand.The cross-dressing cops
Author: Rashika Kumar
Footballer remanded for allegedly raping teenagers
Nadi district footballer, Shaheel Thomas Valentine has been remanded in custody by the Nadi Magistrates Court for allegedly raping two female teenagers. It is alleg
Michael Jordan leads star names at Guardiola leaving party
Basketball legend Michael Jordan led the cast of star names to pay tribute to Pep Guardiola at the Manchester City manager's farewell party.55-year-old Guardiola announce
Nadroga relying on local talent to end 25-year Fiji FACT wait
As Nadroga attempts to win their first BiC Fiji FACT title after 25 years, team President Praveen “Pannu†Padiyachi says giving every local talent a chance is
90 arrested in Police and RFMF ops, more than 47,000 marijuana plants seized
The Fiji Police Force and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Joint Operations Team has successfully seized a total of 47,042 marijuana plants from 93 farms in the North
Child protection laws expected to come into effect by end of next month
Following the passing of the Child Justice Act and the Child Care and Protection Act in 2024, regulations are still being developed, with the laws expected to come into e
Adi Shakti Nav Durga Mata Temple committee appeals for information after break-in
A community is seeking information that could lead to the arrest of suspects who allegedly broke into the Adi Shakti Nav Durga Mata Mandir in Kanace Road, Valelevu ste
FRCS not fully utilising port scanning machines due to health concerns
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has confirmed that the scanning machines for goods coming at the ports are not being fully utilized due to health and radiation conce
Schools to remain open today
Schools will continue to operate as normal at this stage, however, the Ministry of Education is urging parents and guardians to remain alert and exercise caution as a Hea
Drugs marked ‘Fiji’ found in major Australian cocaine and meth bust
Australian authorities have uncovered a huge stash of illicit drugs shipped from Latin America, with many packets labelled as 'Fiji'.  Following three days of
Pension not keeping up with cost of living - Consultant
Older people in Fiji are expressing appreciation for the social pension support they receive, but there is growing concern that it is no longer keeping pace with the risi
Man to appear in court for alleged QEB armoury breach
AÂ 36-year-old man will be appearing in the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon for his alleged involvement in breaching the armoury at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks i
Govt to receive about $55M from Aus and NZ soon
The Government expects to receive about $55 million or AUD $30 million from Australia and NZD $8.5 million from New Zealand in budget support in the next few
$18M Local Govt election funds to be redirected to ease cost of living pressures- Rabuka
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms the $18 million that would have been used for the Local Government Elections in September will now be used to alleviate the weight
US hotels fear FIFA World Cup tourism boom may fall short
The FIFA World Cup was supposed to provide a tourism boom for the US, but now the fear is it may never materialise.A report, produced by the American Hotel & Lodging Asso
Trial date for Prof. Prasad's FICAC case to be set next Thursday
The trial for the matter where MP and former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad is charged by FICAC is expected to be set next Thursday.Professor Prasad appe
NatureFiji warns Fiji not ready for proposed $1.4B waste-to-energy project in Vuda
Yes, we have a major household waste crisis in a number of parts of Fiji but if the Vuda-Saweni proposal is given the go-ahead there is no way that a $1.4 billion proj
Fuel supply remains stable
The fuel supply outlook for Fiji remains stable, with current stock levels and incoming shipments expected to maintain normal operations through May and June.This has bee
Prices of everyday goods rise by up to 35%, fewer discounts available - Consumer Council
Consumers are absorbing the impact of the fuel crisis, not just through base price increases, but through the erosion of promotional discounts that previously kept cos
Concerns raised of drugs openly being sold in Sigatoka Town, Police say to contact them
Following concerns raised about drugs being openly sold in Sigatoka Town and the lack of police patrols in Sigatoka Town, Police are encouraging anyone with grievances
17 tonnes of illicit drugs seized across Pacific this year
17 tonnes of illicit drugs have been seized in the Pacific by local and international police so far this year, more than three times the amount seized across the whole