Words matter, especially from a Minister - DPP
Words matter, especially from a Minister, and these words were inappropriate according to the Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde while speaking about Mini
Author: Vijay Narayan
It is inappropriate for a Minister to “lobby” the judiciary to impose stricter sentences - Fiji Law Society
Sentencing matters must be left to the discretion of the judiciary, and ministers should be careful when commenting on criminal law matters according to the Fiji Law Soci
Health Minister alluded to the proven fact that any counselling that involves both partners in all family planning matters, is a good means to promote family values - Dr Fong
The Health Minister’s response in the itaukei language was that both husband and wife should be part of the counselling process for family planning matters. Th
2022 Coca-Cola Games to be held from 18th to 20th August
The new dates for the Coca-Cola Games is now 18th to 20th August, 2022. The Ministry of Education says the initial dates announced by the Ministry had to be changed du
'Top Gun: Maverick' soars to big second weekend, crosses US$500 million worldwide
A week after taking off at the box office, "Top Gun: Maverick" is still flying high. Globally, the film has earned US$548.6 million so far, according to Paramount.
Wailevu man allegedly runs over his own passenger resulting in the man’s death
A 58 year old man of Wailevu, Labasa allegedly ran over his own passenger yesterday which resulted in the death of the man on Nasikasika cane access road. Police say a
13 police officers and 10 juveniles among the 73 people charged for serious crimes in May
13 police officers and 10 juveniles were charged for serious crimes in May. According to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, a 37-year-old police office
Domestic economy continues to show signs of improvement as international travel restrictions ease - RBF
Moving forward, visitor arrivals are expected to increase further in the peak tourism season while recruitment intentions were better, as advertisements for new jobs rose
Food prices rose by 6.9% in April
Food prices rose by 6.9 percent in April and annual headline inflation rose to 4.7 percent for the month. According to the latest Economic Review by the Reserve Bank o
Wildlife Conservation Society and IUCN strengthen Vatu-i-Ra Conservation Park’s Monitoring and Surveillance
The coastal communities of Nakorotubu District in Ra Province now have ten fish wardens and a patrol boat to help monitor and safeguard Fiji’s largest conservation
It would be difficult for the athletes if we have the Coca-Cola Games just in one day - Tikaram
It would be difficult for the athletes if we have the Coca-Cola Games just in one day according to Coke’s National Sales Manager, Lawrence Tikaram. He says they
Get your booster dose when due in recognition of the risk of disease surge based on waning 2 doses COVID-19 vaccine protection
Get your booster dose when due as the current noticeable increase in COVID-19 cases indicates an urgency to increase the efforts to increase the booster dose coverage.
July 9th 2022 for the Coca-Cola Games is not looking as an ideal date as the ANZ Stadium is not available
July 9th 2022 for the Coca-Cola Games is not looking as an ideal date as the main venue, ANZ Stadium is not available and the student athletes also need time to prepare w
Coca-Cola Games is on July 9th - Ministry of Education
The 2022 Coca-Cola Games date has been confirmed again to be July 9th. The statement sent to us this evening on the schools sports dates says the Ministry of Education
6 cases of serious sex offences withdrawn in May due to inconsistent evidence, false complaints & inability to locate victims
Six cases of serious sex offences were withdrawn in May due to inconsistent evidence, false complaints and inability to locate victims. According to the Office of the
16 of the 29 victims of serious sex offences in May were under the age of 18 yrs
16 of the 29 victims of serious sex offences in May were under the age of 18 years, and there were 32 people charged with a total of 73 counts of separate incidents. A
AG spends Big Box Day morning with Mobile Kindy Fiji students and their parents at Albert Park
The Government has done its part and we support and recognise that every child must have access to quality early care and education. Those are the words of Analesi Del
NZ Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs to visit Fiji post ‘Our Oceans’ Conference
The shared importance of our ocean to the Blue Pacific Continent will be the main topic of discussion when New Zealand’s Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs Aupi
More surveys and work done on micro insurance programme for the vulnerable groups after cyclones
More work continues to ensure that immediate financial relief to vulnerable communities, including farmers, fishers and small businesses, following a tropical cyclone, is
Media Association expresses concerns about foreign dignitaries who visit the country but do not allow for time to take questions
The Fijian Media Association has expressed concerns about foreign dignitaries who visit the country but do not allow for time to take questions or have a discussion with
Foreign reserves remain adequate at $3.018 billion as at today – RBF
Foreign reserves remain adequate at $3.018 billion as at today, enough to support 8.3 months of imports of goods and services. The Reserve Bank of Fiji Board says fore