NFP rules out pre-election coalition deals for 2026 polls
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says the NFP will not enter into any agreement, pact or understanding for
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Investigation looks into the involvement of the 12 Police officers and any others in Kinoya raid and death
Although there are claims that a Joint Police/Military team was allegedly involved in a raid and assault at a Kinoya home at the e
Extra transport vouchers to support rural students
Additional Rural Service Licence (RSL) vouchers will be issued to transport service providers transporting students to and from sc
Prof. Prasad to raise alleged intimidation incident with PM and COMPOL
National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad says he will write to Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka and Police Commissi
Young athletes turn entrepreneurs to raise money for basketball equipment
A group of teen basketball players used the Muanikau Backyard Bazaar to raise funds for their basketball equipment by selling flav
Police investigate claims of assault and death of Kinoya man after a joint raid
Police are currently investigating the death of a man in Velau Drive, Kinoya who was allegedly beaten up during a joint raid last
Morrison urges parents to spend more time with their children
Inspire Pacific founder Ben Morrison is calling on parents to take their roles seriously, saying children and young people today a
FPSA wants 10% to 20% pay rise for civil servants in the next National Budget
The Fiji Public Service Association is calling for a 10 to 20 percent pay rise for civil servants in the form of a Cost of Living
Environment Ministry rejects Vuda Waste to Energy EIA Report
The Department of Environment has rejected the Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the proposed Energy-from-Waste Plant and
Evidence missing in Lateef drug case
A methamphetamine and marijuana possession case against former Suva lawyer Shazran Abdul Lateef could be dismissed after both the
Questions raised on whether we are rushing with constitution review, Commission says they have time
With just a few weeks remaining for public consultations on the constitution review and questions being raised on whether Fiji is
LTA remains silent on illegal taxis as taxi drivers struggle to make ends meet
Despite repeated concerns about the growing number of illegal taxis known as 'Pari', no real action is being taken to address thes