Suspect in police custody
A suspect is now in police custody in relation to the alleged murder of a woman in Taveuni on Saturday night.Police spokesperson I
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Official opening of Fiji Football Headquarters postponed
The official opening of the new Fiji Football Association Headquarters and Regional Technical Center has been postponed.The openin
2 men rushed to hospital after early morning accident
Two men were rushed to hospital early this morning after they received injuries in an accident in Laqere 7 miles, Nasinu.According
Suva wins FMF Chow Games for 7th time in a row
Suva has won for the 7th time in a row in the FMF Chow Games this afternoon at the TFL National Stadium. The Capital City side r
Wet weekend forecasted
Expect a wet weekend and people living in low lying areas need to take necessary precaution as heavy rain can result in flash floo
Claims made by Honig are ridiculous - Col Tikoduadua
The Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office said claims by an American businessman, Ken Honig that some senior official
Govt will not tolerate corruption-PM
Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has stressed that the Government will not tolerate mismanagement and corruption in the
Claims are outrageous-Biosecurity Authority CEO
The Chief Executive Officer of Biosecurity Authority Fiji said claims by an American businessman that he was asked for a payment b
All Rewa Provincial Council meetings suspended
All Rewa Provincial Council meetings have been suspended until the government decides to call the next meeting for the provincial
Pedestrians to be taken to task
Pedestrians will now be taken to task if they are found to be at fault in an accident.A number of times pedestrians cross the road
Cameras in city assist police
Most of the busy streets in the capital city now have cameras and the Fiji Police Force said placing cameras in Suva City is great
Stop violence against women
It’s everyone’s responsibility to stop violence against women in the country.Police had revealed that a 118% increase in crime aga