Singh denies recruitment scam allegations made by Indian national
A director of a consultancy company has strongly denied allegations made by an Indian national who claims he was the victim of a r
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Drought will set farming back two years – Singh
Fiji's farming sector will be set back by two years as the drought will continue until next year.This was highlighted by commercia
Boy injured after bus carrying 35 passengers collides with cane truck
A boy has been injured and taken to Labasa hospital for treatment after a bus carrying about 35 passengers collided with a cane tr
Law Society supports term limit for PM and cabinet size to be 15
The Fiji Law Society supports the introduction of appropriate term limits for the office of Prime Minister, based on four-year par
Vatukoula mine workers die before receiving full $25,000 compensation, with 63 beneficiaries still awaiting payments
More than 30 years of waiting for a resolution to the Vatukoula mine workers’ dispute has raised concerns over delays in the justi
New Rakiraki Immigration Office to ease travel burden for Ra residents
Residents of Rakiraki and the wider Ra Province will no longer have to travel to Nadi or Suva to access immigration services follo
41-year-old man convicted of raping 14-year-old stepdaughter
A 41-year-old man who has been found guilty of raping his 14-year-old stepdaughter 9 times by the Lautoka High Court.According to
Yabaki Jr raises concerns about power held by PM and AG
The design of the Constitution gives the Prime Minister and the Attorney General structural control over most of the bodies that a
High Court to rule on stay applications for Prof. Prasad and Waqanika on 10th Nov
The Suva High Court will deliver its ruling on 10th November on applications by former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasa
Nadi court orders 6 Indian nationals charged over $183,000 in undeclared currency not to be deported
The Nadi Magistrates’ Court has ordered that the six Indian national charged for allegedly carrying approximately $183,000 in unde
Students want corporal punishment clause removed from Constitution Bill
Children should be disciplined with love and guidance rather than physical punishment, with two student leaders calling for the re
Fiji Law Society opposes extension of immunity, and says people are crying out for water, health centres and better roads
The Fiji Law Society is opposed to any future grant or extension of immunity from the date of commencement of the new Constitution