29-year-old Navneet Pillay’s family left grieving after locomotive accident
A Labasa family is struggling to come to terms with the sudden loss of their 29-year-old son, Navneet Pillay who died in a locomot
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Commission and FEO ready to conduct general elections
Following recent public discussions regarding election preparedness and proposed amendments to Fiji’s electoral laws, the Electora
U.S citizen accused of US$165M Ponzi scheme deported from Fiji
A U.S citizen accused of running an alleged Ponzi scheme worth more than US$165 million has been deported from Fiji to the United
People are sitting there doing nothing in Government ministries – Usamate
Opposition MP Jone Usamate says he walks around Government ministries and sees people who don't seem to have to do anything and ar
Rabuka to appeal COI ruling, says he will resign if appeals fail
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that he will appeal the decision quashing the Commission of Inquiry report into Barba
One of three suspects in Nasinu daylight burglary arrested
One of three suspects involved in a daylight burglary in the Nasinu area has been arrested.Assistant Commissioner of Police Operat
Home security alarm foils attempted break-in in Laucala Beach, homeowner shares CCTV footage
A home security alarm foiled an attempted break-in at a house along Nokonoko Road in Laucala Beach last night, with the homeowner
Two suspects arrested after CCTV captures Nausori property theft
Two suspects have been arrested following a theft at a property in Nausori Town after CCTV footage captured two men entering the p
Judge rules COI report is unlawful and null and void, and President PM and COI breached principles of natural justice
High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere has ruled that the Commission of Inquiry report into the appointment of Barbara Malimal
MP Sanjay Kirpal and Anal Ram granted bail over alleged assault
Member of Parliament Sanjay Salend Kirpal and Anal Avinash Ram have been granted bail in relation to an alleged assault that occur
Repeated thefts and robberies forcing Cunningham residents to live in fear
Residents of Stage One in Cunningham, opposite the Cunningham Community Post, are living in fear and feeling unsafe in their own n
Shopkeepers raise alarm over unpaid teachers forced to buy on credit, FTA members could call for industrial action
Shopkeepers have been calling the Fijian Teachers Association to raise concerns about teachers who are being forced to buy goods o