Two women lose their lives in tragic Naboutini crash
Two women have tragically lost their lives in an accident along the Queens Road in Naboutini this afternoon. Police say one of
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Alarming rise in diabetes as 90,300 adults affected and numbers may double before 2050
Alarming statistics have been revealed as about 90,300 adults are living with diabetes in Fiji as of last year and future projecti
Family offers $1,000 reward as search continues for Imraz Iqbal and 7-year-old Arshad Irfan Khan
A distraught family in Lautoka is pleading for assistance and has offered a $1,000 reward to anyone who can help locate 36-year-ol
Police take in man who allegedly attempted to inject a woman with a needle in a carpark in Laucala Bay
Police confirm that they have taken a man to Raiwaqa Police Station for questioning after claims that he tried to inject a woman w
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints celebrate 70 years in Fiji with launch of commemorative book
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have gathered to celebrate a remarkable milestone, 70 years of the Chur
Over $40 million needed to restore Levuka’s World Heritage status
More than $40 million is needed for the rehabilitation work to restore Levuka to its State of Outstanding Universal Value as a Wor
46-year-old becomes first-ever patient to receive life-saving PCI stenting procedure at Lautoka Hospital
A 46-year-old has become the first-ever patient to receive a life-saving cardiac stenting procedure at the Lautoka Hospital Cardia
Racaca tells Tribunal Dr Nakarawa influenced wife’s job application process and later terminated her unjustly
Terminated Fiji Corrections Service Director of Human Resources, Assistant Commissioner Salesia Racaca has told the Constitutional
Shonal Sharma’s counsel confirms case was called early after filing submission day before
The case involving businessman Shonal Sharma, who was allegedly found with 640.139 grams of imported cocaine, was called yesterday
Concerns raised by Wailea Settlement residents on flooding, excavator needed to clear the waterway
Concerns are being raised by residents of Wailea Settlement in Vatuwaqa about the constant flooding that occurs in their community
FCEF MSME Chair Wahed claims labour inspection was intimidation after criticising Employment Bill
Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation (FCEF) MSME Council Chair, Rakin Wahed, claims his business was unfairly targeted by Labour
Tougher security protocols and digital tracking planned for exam papers after theft in Sigatoka
Following the theft of Fiji Year 12 Exam papers from a school in Sigatoka, the Ministry of Education has revealed that it is reinf