Fiji Museum urges Govt to halt Sigatoka prospect mining project as Ministry defends EIA process
An urgent call is being made by the Fiji Museum to halt the proposed Sigatoka Iron Sands Mining Project to ensure that they are pr
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Drought will set farming back two years – Singh
Fiji's farming sector will be set back by two years as the drought will continue until next year.This was highlighted by commercia
Law Society supports term limit for PM and cabinet size to be 15
The Fiji Law Society supports the introduction of appropriate term limits for the office of Prime Minister, based on four-year par
Students want corporal punishment clause removed from Constitution Bill
Children should be disciplined with love and guidance rather than physical punishment, with two student leaders calling for the re
Fiji Law Society opposes extension of immunity, and says people are crying out for water, health centres and better roads
The Fiji Law Society is opposed to any future grant or extension of immunity from the date of commencement of the new Constitution
Woman's death was unnatural - Police on Thurston Garden death case
Police say they will only provide an update on the Thurston Garden death investigation when someone is charged, after confirming t
3 suspended police officers further remanded in PC Racagi's murder trial
Three suspended police officers, Simione Rokosemudu, Iowane Sukanaisoro and Ilisoni Waqa, who are jointly charged in relation to t
Indian national files report with Fiji Police and Immigration Department regarding alleged recruitment scam
Authorities are working to verify allegations of a recruitment scam involving an Indian national who claims he lost more than $17,
Bainimarama applies for bail to allow him to travel to NZ for his wife's medical treatment
Suva High Court Judge Daniel Goundar will deliver his decision on Monday on former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama's application
18kg of cocaine tests positive in case involving Colombian national Aiden Hurtado
The 18 kilograms of cocaine linked to Colombian national Aiden Alec Hurtado, who was convicted of unlawful possession of illicit d
Kamikamica challenges critics to identify racist provisions in proposed Constitution
The proposed Constitution is not racist, and anyone who believes it is, should identify the specific provisions, with Deputy Prime
Rokoika is on medical leave receiving treatment - Tabuya responds on our fijivillage facebook page
Lavi Rokoika is on medical leave receiving treatment, and I wish her strength and recovery.That is the response by Minister for In