Police Commissioner plans to build warehouse to safely store drug exhibits
Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has revealed plans to build a central warehouse dedicated to safely storing drug exhibits. This is after he acknowledged that some
Author: Mansi Chand
Police Act review aims to align laws with international standards and people’s needs - Naivalurua
We have to sharpen the tips of the arrow of the laws to ensure its connected, relevant, people centred, aligns with the International norms and in line with the governmen
Former FRA Manager Project Controls charged with abuse of office granted bail
Former Manager of Project Controls at the Fiji Roads Authority, Ripon Baral and Aktar Ali have been granted bail by Suva Magistrate Shageeth Somaratne. Baral is charge
MP Kamikamica granted bail with $10k bond, plea deferred to Nov 28
Member of Parliament, Manoa Kamikamica has been granted bail with $10,000 bail bond, while his plea has been deferred to the 28th of November. Kamikamica’s lawy
Nadi Hospital unveils new Tuberculosis and Dermatology Centre
Nadi Hospital has marked a major milestone in healthcare with the opening of its new Tuberculosis and Dermatology Centre and the launch of a comprehensive Maternal and Ch
India storms into Women’s Cricket World Cup semi finals
India secured their place in the Women’s Cricket World Cup semi finals with a commanding 53-run victory over New Zealand in Mumbai this morning. India joined Au
Fantasha Lockington raises concerns over confusion in harassment provisions of proposed Employment Relations Bill
Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association CEO, Fantasha Lockington has raised concerns over the new harassment provisions in Section 75A of the proposed Employment Relations Bil
Concerns raised over excessive powers of Labour Officers in proposed Employment Relations Bill
Significant concerns have been raised regarding Section 19A of the proposed Employment Relations Bill, which grants broad and far-reaching powers to labour officers. F
UniFiji supports reintroduction of scaling in national examinations
The University of Fiji has voiced its support for the government’s decision to reintroduce the scaling of marks in national examination from 2026, as long as it pr
Torika Delai makes historic FIFA World Cup debut for Fiji
It was a proud and emotional moment for Fiji and the Oceania region when Fijian referee Torika Delai made her FIFA World Cup debut by taking charge of the Group C match b
Primary School IDC to start next week with Levuka and Nalawa making their return
The Extra Fiji Primary Schools Inter-District Championship 2025 is set to be held from Monday to Friday next week at King’s Charles Park in Nadi. This yearâ€
Oral and lip cancer in Fiji is estimated at 2.9 percent
The prevalence of lip and oral cancer in Fiji is estimated at 2.9 percent, with men more affected than women. This was highlighted by Assistant Minister for Health and
Magistrate orders police to take Rewa St meth accused to Legal Aid for representation
Magistrate Yogesh Prasad has instructed three escorting police officers to take Ginna Choi, Lagomarcino Baules and Peniasi Delai to the Legal Aid Commission for represent
Govardhan Puja, celebrated a day after Diwali, symbolises gratitude to Lord Krishna
Falling right after Diwali, Govardhan Puja is a festival of where Hindu devotees offer gratitude to Lord Krishna, for the abundance he grants his followers. On this da
Fiji recognised for elimination of trachoma, rubella and measles
Fiji has been recognised by the World Health Organization for the elimination of trachoma, rubella and measles, marking a historic moment for public health in the nation.
Bainimarama to be sentenced at 2.30 this afternoon
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, who has been found guilty as the first person to make an unwarranted demand to a public official, will be sentenced this afterno
Netball Australia pays tribute to the late Unaisi Rokoura
Netball Australia and the netball world are mourning the loss of one of its brightest stars, Unaisi Rokoura.

 Rokoura was a former player and captain of t
FNU urges people to end stigma and get tested
As 126 deaths last year were caused by HIV, the Fiji National University is urging people to end stigma and get tested to know their status. They say when people are a
Severe storm hits NZ, one person dead after being struck by a falling branch
One person has died after being struck by a falling branch on Wellington's Mount Victoria as strong wind and heavy rain warnings continue across New Zealand. Thousands
Diwali is about happiness and togetherness – Taveuni resident
Diwali is about happiness and togetherness Taveuni resident

Life is short, and happiness is essential, so no one should feel lonely during Diwali, especially
SG's Office refutes defamatory claims circulating online involving SG Ropate Green
The Office of the Solicitor-General has strongly refuted claims made on social media alleging that the Solicitor-General, Ropate Green, has been charged with criminal int