Fiji Labour Party referred to FICAC
Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has referred the Fiji Labour Party to the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption for probable breach of Section 116(3)(c)
Author: Vijay Narayan
FLP complaint against Police for breach of Electoral Act dismissed
The Electoral Commission has dismissed the complaint from the Fiji Labour Party against the Fiji Police Force for breach of Section 111(1) of the Electoral Act 2014. Ba
Couple’s arrest in Vatuwaqa results in Police uncovering what could be a bigger network of those involved in drug trade
A couple’s arrest in Vatuwaqa earlier this week has resulted in Police uncovering what could be a bigger network of those involved in the illicit drug trade. Th
Student behaviour management has become a serious challenge - FTU
The Fiji Teachers Union says behaviour management has become a serious challenge and obstacle for teachers as well as parents and guardians over the past decade, and ther
Military and Police officers found guilty and sentenced to prison terms for the sexual assault of an escaped prisoner in 2012
Two military officers and three police officers have been found guilty and sentenced to prison terms for the sexual assault of an escaped prisoner. Sanita Laqenasici,
Police and FEO have not made any comments after a call by Chaudhry on the Police to stop harassing supporters of the FLP
Police and the Fijian Elections Office have not made any comments after a call by Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry on the Police to stop harassing supporters o
Overweight children an emerging issue in Fiji while acute malnutrition is at a medium level nationally standing at 5%
Children being overweight is an emerging issue in Fiji as almost 8 percent of children under 5 years surveyed are overweight. Wasting, or acute malnutrition, is at a m
Fiji Airways promotional flight takes off for Vancouver
In the lead up to direct flights between Nadi and Vancouver, a promotional flight left last night carrying a high level VIP delegation led by Minister for Economy, Aiyaz
Report says Northern Division has the highest prevalence of child marriage
The Northern Division has the highest prevalence of child marriage, with 12 percent of women surveyed aged 20 to 49 years who first married or in union before reaching 18
Olivia Newton-John, singer and actress, dead at 73
Olivia Newton-John, the Australian singer whose voice and wholesome beauty made her one of the biggest pop stars of the '70s and charmed generations of viewers in the blo
Tui Namosi presents his i-sevusevu to The People's Alliance and conveys Maciu Katamotu's candidature as his successor from Namosi
Turaga Na Tui Namosi, Ratu Suliano Matanitobua traditionally presented his i-sevusevu to The People's Alliance yesterday afternoon and also conveyed Maciu Katamotu's cand
National Federation Party referred to FICAC
The National Federation Party has been referred to the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption for breach of Section 144A of the Electoral Act 2014. On 26th Jul
Revenue collections surpass 2021-2022 Annual Revenue Target – Dixon
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has collected net revenue of $1.692 billion for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, surpassing the forecast by $11.7 million or 0.7 percent.
Serious concerns raised regarding the safety of people in Suva City at night
Serious concerns are being raised regarding the safety of people out clubbing or going around in Suva City at night after a video emerged of a brawl along Victoria Parade
Fijian Media Association concerned about the ambiguity of the new Media amendments and the potential for undue interference
The Fijian Media Association has expressed concern about the amendments to media laws that were passed in Parliament last week, and calls on Government to have dialogue w
Survey reveals that 81% of women aged 15-19 years that were surveyed, do not use any contraceptive method
A new survey reveals that 81 percent of the women aged 15-19 years that were surveyed, do not use any contraceptive method, with 68 percent of women aged 20-24 years not
No response on whether media will be allowed to cover Transforming Education Summit (TES) National Pre-Summit Consultation in Fiji today
The Ministry of Education is not confirming whether the media will be allowed to cover the Transforming Education Summit (TES) National Pre-Summit Consultation in Fiji to
UN hopes that Fiji will see broad participation and very active dialogue in the Transforming Education Summit
The United Nations says they hope that Fiji will see broad participation and very active dialogue in the Transforming Education Summit (TES) National Pre-Summit Consultat
4 in 5 children surveyed aged 1-14 years say they experienced any type of violent discipline over the previous month of the survey
In one month prior to a survey, four in five children (81 percent) surveyed aged 1-14 years experienced any type of violent discipline. This is based on the Fiji Burea
All Blacks and NZR under immense pressure ahead of The Rugby Championship
Ian Foster, if you read between the lines, has the opening two matches of The Rugby Championship against the Springboks to turn the All Blacks around. Former All Black
Newworld to construct new $45 million Central Distribution Centre in Lautoka
Newworld has announced the construction of their new $45 million warehouse in Wairebetia, Lautoka, which will be supplying 19 of their own stores and many other smaller s