Judgement Day for Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Mohammed Saneem today
Chief Justice Salesi Temo will deliver his judgement in the case of former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem later
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Court dismisses strike out application by Sam Amine and others on $8.8M properties restrained due to link to drugs
The Lautoka High Court has today dismissed a strike-out application filed by the respondents in the matter of Denerau Fitness PTE LTD, Sam Amine, Rasha Kurdi and Mheri
Former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau passes away
It is with deep respect and sorrow that we announce the passing of former President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.While making the announcement, Roko Tui Bau, Ratu Timoci Tavana
Vakalalabure and Senibulu suspended, Vakalalabure Lawyers not engaged as law firm for Council
There is confirmation today that Fiji Sports Council CEO, Ratu Gilbert Vakalalabure and Manager Operations, Litia Senibulu have been suspended with pay from last week for
Dept of Environment apologises for inconvenience caused regarding EIA report access
As concerned citizens continue to raise issues regarding the Australian company TNG's proposed Waste-to-Energy incinerator in Saweni, Vuda, the Department of Environment
Citizens called to sign petition to oppose proposed TNG Waste-to-Energy incinerator in Saweni, Vuda
Serious concerns are being raised regarding a proposed Australian company's TNG Waste-to-Energy incinerator in Saweni, Vuda, and a group of concerned citizens known asÂ
Police continue to investigate 5 separate body finds from December last year to last month
Police are still investigating five separate body finds from December last year to last month.  This includes two murders where no one has been charged as yet.When
JSC to meet today
The Judicial Services Commission is expected to meet today on the issue of the dismissal of Barbara Malimali as FICAC Commissioner and the appointment of Lavi Rokoika as
USP baseline study finds tiny plastic particles present in water that Fijians consume every day
A University of the South Pacific baseline study has found that tiny plastic particles, less than 5 millimetres in size, are present in water that Fijians consume every d
WAF continues work to ensure water supply is safe for drinking - Soderberg
Water Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Seru Soderberg says WAF will continue targeted monitoring and will incorporate findings from ongoing research, including
Assist CFL Charity Walk as it goes towards helping children living with cancer and their families - Kami
The co-founder of Walk On Walk Strong Fiji, Sina Kami calls on people to support the CFL Foundation Charity Walk and the fundraising event this Saturday as it will go a l
TD10F no threat to Fiji, heavy rain could lead to localised flooding
A Tropical Disturbance 10F is currently located South of Solomon Islands, and it is not expected to have any direct effects on Fiji.The Nadi Weather Office says the syste
Tarakinikinis front Truth and Reconciliation Commission talking about reflection, trauma, resilience, and national healing
If Fiji is to move forward, the country must confront its history honestly, acknowledge the suffering experienced across communities, and commit to building trust through
UniFiji calls for stronger commitment on the part of the State to eliminate racial discrimination
The University of Fiji is calling for stronger commitment on the part of the State to eliminate racial discrimination, especially against minority cultural and linguistic
3 lifts at CWM installed and to be commissioned soon
Some good news as three lifts at the CWM Hospital will be commissioned soon after the OHS inspections. When asked by fijivillage News, Assistant Minister for Health, P
We will listen to the people on whether electoral system needs to be changed - Constitution Review Commission
With the general elections expected to be held by February next year, the Constitution Review Commission Chairman, Sevuloni Valenitabua says if submissions and the outcom
We cannot afford delays in Access to Information, Code of Conduct and Accountability and Transparency Bills - Ali
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights stresses that the country cannot afford further delays in advancing governance reforms that have been discussed for many years, andÂ
Individual apprehended by Police officers at New Wing of Govt Buildings
An individual was apprehended earlier today by Police officers on duty at the New Wing of the Government Buildings.The Office of the Prime Minister says the individual ha
Investigation file into the death of 35 year old Richard Mock still with the ODPP
The investigation file into the death of 35 year old Richard Mock, which was submitted to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in May last year, for independ
Act allows only 4 gallons of fuel to be kept in homes and buildings not licensed to store fuel
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has strongly advised people that storing fuel at personal residences above certain quantities is in violation of the Pet
Constitution Review Commissioners get ready for public consultations
The Commissioners of the Constitution Review Commission are now getting ready to have public consultations on the review of the 2013 Constitution.Commission Chairman, Sev