Police preparing for the start of academic year - Qiolevu
Police Chief Operations Officer ACP Maretino Qiolevu says that all Divisional Police Commanders have been directed to ensure all n
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Samuel Charles Simpson announced as new LTA CEO
The Land Transport Authority has appointed Samuel Simpson as its new Chief Executive Officer. While making the announcement, LT
Heavy rain alert in force for Fiji Group
A heavy rain alert remains in force for the Fiji Group. The Nadi Weather Office says a trough of low pressure remains slow movi
Qurai and Qalibau charged with one count each of Damaging Property and Escaping from lawful custody
Two of the prisoners who escaped from the Naboro Maximum Security complex, Solomoni Qurai and Peniasi Qalibau have been charged wi
FENC Fiji requests for donors to help support 5000 students all over Fiji
With the new school year beginning next Monday, Foundation for the Education of Needy Children Fiji is requesting for donors in or
Some areas the Code of Conduct Bill should be strengthened to capture its fullest intent - Nand
The Auditor General Ajay Nand feels that some areas of the Code of Conduct Bill should be strengthened to capture its fullest inte
Trump insists that Mexico will still pay for the border wall
US President Donald Trump has insisted that Mexico will still pay for the border wall, claiming he never meant it would make a one
3 people arrested last night in Beverly Hills Nadi for drug related offences
Three people were arrested last night for drug related offences in Beverly Hills in Nadi. Police say six sachets of dried leave
Faith based organisations and community run schools urged to work with newly appointed school heads
The Education Ministry is urging faith based organisations and community run schools and managements to work together collaborativ
Govt considers military-grade anti-drone technology for all airports, prisons and power stations
All major UK airports now have or will soon have military grade anti?drone equipment, the government says. It comes after the m
3 people steal Zimbabwe's ousted President's suitcase containing $US150,000
Three people have appeared in court in Zimbabwe, accused of stealing a suitcase containing $US150,000 of cash from the country's o
TSLB CEO clarifies no student is forced under Toppers Scholarships
Tertiary Scholarship Loans Board CEO Bobby Maharaj has clarified that no student is forced to take up a course under the National