Korovisilou villagers in Serua call for return of corporal punishment in schools
We support the need for corporal punishment in school.This has been voiced by the villagers of Korovisilou as they presented their
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Parents face fines or jail time under proposed compulsory education law
Parents who do not send their children to school could face fines or imprisonment under a proposed provision in the Education Bill
We want Rabuka to still be the leader and PM - Balawa
People’s Alliance Party General Secretary Sila Balawa says the Party stands firmly behind Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, and toda
PM to assess SG options and JSC decisions before deciding on appeal - Tabuya
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka will now assess the presentation and options given by Solicitor General, Ropate Green, and also aw
Man jailed for life for killing uncle for having an affair with sister he was in love with
A 24-year-old man who killed his uncle after discovering he was having an affair with his sister, whom he was in love with, has be
Former teacher Petero Delasau wants reintroduction of corporal punishment
Petero Delasau, a former teacher from Veivatuloa Village in Namosi, has called for the reintroduction of corporal punishment in th
Where is Musa?
Police are still searching for 25-year-old, Muzamil or Musa of Korowiri, Benau, Labasa who has been reported missing since 13th Ja
Mataqali Nabukarabe accepts offer for Nasarava water source
The Mataqali Nabukarabe of Nakama Village in Macuata has formally accepted the offer from the Water Authority of Fiji and the iTau
PM to discuss High Court ruling in Cabinet today – Tabuya
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has indicated that he will be discussing the High Court ruling in Cabinet this morning.Minister for
Rabuka considering resigning as PM if appeal fails
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is considering resigning if the court appeal process for the Barbara Malimali case fails.Rabuka ha
SG declines to comment after High Court rules Malimali’s dismissal unlawful
Solicitor General Ropate Green says he will not be able to comment following the Suva High Court's ruling that Barbara Malimali's
Malimali dismissal was unlawful, PM did not have power to dismiss her
High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere has ruled that the dismissal of Barbara Malimali as FICAC Commissioner was unlawful.Jus