956 case of domestic violence reported to FWCC in 2024, Ali says police treat cases trivially
Alarming statistics have been revealed by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, with 1513 new cases that came to their branches around F
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What was in that drink served to the 7 tourists last month?
The Ministry of Health is referring the issue of the alleged drink spiking incident at the Warwick Resort in December, to the Mini
13 serious accidents recorded this year
The Fiji Police Force have recorded 13 serious accidents in the last 13 days which raises serious concerns for both drivers and pe
COI Commissioner clarifies Prime Minister Rabuka was not given a 'grilling'
Commissioner of Inquiry, Justice David Ashton Lewis clarifies that Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka was not subjected to a “grilling
Pryde confirms he will return to the office next week
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde confirms he has advised the Official Secretary to the President that he will fo
Trial for Bainimarama and Qiliho’s abuse of office case set for 2 June to 11 July
The trial date in the matter where former Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho'
Employers raise concerns as new bill proposes double pay on public holidays and alternative day off
Employers in Savusavu have raised concerns about a newly proposed Employment Relations Bill which provides double pay and an alter
Consultations to repeal automatic progression starts Thursday - Radrodro
Over the past years automatic progression has created a culture of complacency amongst students, teachers and parents, therefore t
Navua man in custody for being in possession of illicit drugs
An unemployed man of Tokotoko, Navua is in custody after he was arrested last night for being in possession of illicit drugs. P
From farm to market: A mother’s commitment to her children’s future
Mereoni Solei, from Naqarawai Village in Namosi, says farming has played a vital role in supporting and shaping the education of h
Parents out in numbers getting their children ready for the new school year
The Capital City was a hive of activity today as parents and guardians turned out in numbers to get their children ready for the n
Nasinu Town Council to install 40 surveillance cameras to improve safety and curb illegal littering by mid February
In a move to improve public safety and curb illegal littering the Nasinu Town Council has announced they will be installing 40 new