Nabua shopkeeper in custody after methamphetamine and glue find
A 31-year-old man of Nabua is expected to be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court later today after he was found with methamphet
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Police to question driver involved in fatal accident
Police are expected to question a 27-year-old taxi driver today after a 35-year-old man who was a victim of a road accident early
Tebara buses looking to set up Zippee car assembling factory
Tebara Buses Limited is currently looking at the possibility of setting up an assembling factory in Fiji for electronic Zippee Car
Accident victim passes away in hospital
The 35-year-old man who was a victim of a road accident early Thursday morning passed away at the CWM Hospital yesterday. Polic
Water Meter Test Bench brought in to certify water meters
The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism has brought a new Water Meter Test Bench worth over $1 million which will independentl
Driver involved in horrific Sigatoka crash surrenders to police
The driver of the vehicle that was involved in a horrific road accident in Olosara along the Queens Highway on Thursday surrendere
High court to rule on strike out application next Tuesday
High Court Judge, Justice David Alfred is expected to rule next Tuesday on the application by SODELPA MP, Mikaele Leawere’s lawyer
Police hunt for 6 suspects involved in robbery
Police are hunting for six suspects who were involved in a robbery and also attacked a team of six police officers. The police
Apted asks High Court to decide on whether it can hear AG’s petition
Suva lawyer Jon Apted says the Court of Disputed Returns cannot hear the petition filed by the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed?Khaiyu
Police search for driver involved in horrific Sigatoka accident
Police are looking for the driver of a vehicle that was involved in a horrific road accident in Olosara along the Queens Highway e
Minor accident affects hundreds of residents
Hundreds of people coming from Deuba, Navua, Wainadoi, Veisari, Naboro, Lami and Delainavesi to Suva were late to work and school
Workers in essential industries will soon be able to directly join trade unions
People working in essential industries will soon be able to join trade unions or continue with their current collective bargaining