TC Rae to stay in Fiji waters tonight into tomorrow
The threat of strong winds, heavy rain and flooding remains tonight into tomorrow as Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Rae continues to track into the Fiji waters. The Nadi
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Lands Ministry calls on FLP to stop misleading people
The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources says the allegation by Fiji Labour Party that some 20 containers of Gold Ore has been shipped out to China is ridiculously fal
Convicted murderer charged with another murder in Tailevu
A man who was found guilty for the murder of a visiting Fijian national from Canada, Narend Chand in February 2023, is also a charged with the alleged murder of Afroz Kha
Police destroy 4.15 tonnes of meth at Dignified Crematorium
Police have started destroying 4.15 tonnes of methamphetamine as per a High Court Order dated 13th December, 2024, at the Dignified Crematorium this morning. Assistant
Marijuana found at businessman's home in Denarau
A prominent Lautoka businessman staying in Denarau has been released from Police custody after a raid conducted on Friday afternoon at the home, resulted in the discovery
Businessman's home raided, substances believed to be meth and marijuana found
A prominent Lautoka businessman staying in Nadi has been taken in for questioning after he was allegedly found in possession of substances believed to be methamphetamine
Prepare for heavy rain and strong winds this weekend
Expect bad weather from later today into the weekend and there is also a possibility of a Tropical Depression or a Tropical Cyclone forming on Sunday. Nadi Weather Off
Registrar’s lawyers seek legal costs from Alvick Maharaj
The Registrar of Political Parties, Ana Mataiciwa through her lawyers, Shailend Krishna of Krishna and Co is now seeking legal costs from independent MP, Alvick Maharaj i
New study calls for urgent action on air pollution in Fiji, report reveals we have an air quality crisis
A groundbreaking study conducted by Fiji National University, University of New South Wales and the University of the South Pacific has revealed that air pollution in bot
Trials to start soon to ease traffic jams on key routes and choke points – Ro Filipe
The Government will soon begin trialing a series of targeted measures aimed at easing traffic congestion on key routes and choke points. Minister for Public Works, Ro
2 new CT scan machines for CWM Hospital, first machine installed today – Dr Lalabalavu
Good news as the Ministry of Health is getting two new CT scan machines for CWM Hospital. A CT scan is a diagnostic imaging procedure that uses a combination of X-rays
Electoral laws to be reviewed and tabled in parliament in April/May sitting
Cabinet has agreed that the Fiji Law Reform Commission take charge and responsibility for the review and reform process of the Electoral Act 2014, Electoral (Registration
Usamate calls on JSC and Govt to act now and discipline Malimali
Opposition MP, Jone Usamate is calling on the Judicial Services Commission and the government to act now after the King’s Counsel’s opinion that the Commiss
3 being questioned in relation to discovery of 25 year man's body in Narewa River
Three people are being questioned at Nadi Police Station following the discovery of the body of a 25 year old man along Narewa River on Friday. Police say the three ar
FRCS collects $1.81 billion net revenue for first half of financial year
Net revenue for the first half of the 2024–2025 financial year of the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service totalled $1.81 billion, exceeding projections by $136 millio
Talks start on constitution review but sessions not open to the media
The Attorney General’s Office is having closed door discussions on constitutional amendments with some stakeholders, and the media did not get any invitation to co
19 year old Letiu thrust into injury-hit Crusaders for season-opener against Hurricanes
19 year old Manumaua Letiu didn’t think much of it when All Blacks rake George Bell limped out of the Crusaders’ final pre-season game last week. Stuff.c
Leverage radio as a driver of climate action, invest more in radio broadcasting infrastructure - Seruiratu
Opposition Leader, Inia Seruiratu is calling on policymakers, media stakeholders, and community leaders to leverage radio as a driver of climate action, fostering dialogu
Another fuel spill in the Suva Harbour, it’s terrible and urgent action is needed – Reverend Bhagwan
Suva Stand-up Paddlers representative and General Secretary of the Pacific Council of Churches, Reverend James Bhagwan has raised serious concerns this morning after yet
FMA wants full investigation regarding Dr Singh’s dismissal from Fiji Corrections and appointment of Commissioner’s wife
The Fiji Medical Association has raised serious concerns about the alleged conflict of interest by the Commissioner of Corrections, Doctor Jalesi Nakarawa in the appointm
Seruiratu calls on California state leaders to protect the rights and dignity of Fijian caregivers and other immigrant families
We are urging California state leaders to protect the rights and dignity of Fijian caregivers and other immigrant families by offering pathways to citizenship and relief