Janet Mason should step aside - Fiji Law Society
The Fiji Law Society says Janet Mason, the counsel assisting the Commission of Inquiry into Barbara Malimali’s appointment as Commissioner of FICAC, should step as
Author: Vijay Narayan
Cabinet approves measures to initiate the review of the 2013 Constitution
Cabinet has approved measures to initiate the review of the 2013 Constitution, and a Bill to amend relevant provisions of Chapter 11 of the Constitution will be finalised
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for heavy rain in force for Suva, Lami, Namosi, Sigatoka, Bua and Macuata
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for heavy rain is now in force for the southern parts of Viti Levu (Lami to Suva, the interior of Serua-Namosi, Sigatoka-Coral Coast, and in
Pryde granted leave with full pay
Chairperson of the Judicial Services Commission, Chief Justice Salesi Temo confirms that Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde has been granted leave with fu
UniFiji seeks legal clarity from Online Safety Comm after an attack on Prof. Shameem and the University
The University of Fiji has sought legislative clarity from the Online Safety Commission after the Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem and the University were targe
Pryde delays his arrival to Fiji and prepares to respond to new allegations
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde has revealed that Acting DPP, Nancy Tikoisuva has specifically requested Chief Justice Salesi Temo to suspend Pryde and
Chinese Ambassador raises serious security concerns regarding 6 storey building next to embassy in Suva
China has raised serious security concerns after the construction of a six storey apartment called The Grand, right next to the Embassy of the People’s Republic of
6,037 branches of dried leaves believed to be marijuana found at Police Special Constable’s home in Raiwaqa
6,037 branches of dried leaves believed to be marijuana has been found at a Police Special Constable’s home in Raiwaqa. The raid was conducted at Tamasua Street
ODPP says it will respect due process with regards to Pryde's FICAC investigation
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions assures the members of the public that it will respect due process with regards to the FICAC investigation relating to D
AG stresses President's directive for the DPP to return to work must be respected
Attorney General, Graham Leung stresses that the President's directive for the DPP, Christopher Pryde to return to work and start must be respected. Leung says the sta
Law Society concerned about ODPP statement on complaint to FICAC against DPP
The Fiji Law Society is deeply concerned about a media statement issued yesterday by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions that officials in that office have
I intend to discuss the Acting DPP’s actions with her when I resume duties on Monday - Pryde
The haste with which the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, Nancy Tikoisuva has reviewed my personal file and laid a complaint with FICAC days before I resume my dut
Senior management of Office of the DPP file complaint against Pryde
The Senior Management at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has lodged a complaint against the Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde with FICA
Ali says she was dancing on the streets when poll results came out but she is now disappointed
Do we need this size of the cabinet, did we really need to get Opposition members in who were voted out for good reason, and this just looks like a political move. Tho
Pryde confirms he will return to the office next week
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde confirms he has advised the Official Secretary to the President that he will formally resume his duties as DPP next Mon
Naivalurua expected to be Minister for Policing, Naupoto for Minister for Immigration and Bulitavu to come in as Minister for Climate Change
Former Police Commissioner and former senior military officer, Ioane Naivalurua is expected to be sworn in as the Minister for Policing and former Army Commander and form
PM confirms repairs underway at the East Wing elevators at CWM, people raise serious concerns
 Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that repairs are being done now to the East Wing elevators at CWM Hospital, and new elevators will follow soon. Rabuka's co
Police investigate alleged theft and rape of two Australian airline crew members after clubbing in Nadi
Police are currently investigating the case of alleged theft and rape of two Australian airline crew members after clubbing at one of the nightclubs in Martintar, Nadi.
Seruiratu's statement regarding the closure of Tabuya's cases by Malimali is inaccurate - FICAC
The FICAC investigation authorised on 24th April 2024 by former Acting Deputy Commissioner of FICAC, Francis Puleiwai confirmed that Lynda Tabuya’s marriage to Rob
People's Alliance to decide if Lynda Tabuya should be expelled from the party
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka confirms the removal from cabinet of Lynda Tabuya was his call however the removal from the People’s Alliance is the party’s
Seruiratu commends PM for decisive action against Tabuya
In light of the recent dismissal of Lynda Tabuya as Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Leader of the Opposition, Inia Seruiratu has commended the Prime