Reinstate corporal punishment and old village by laws to deal with drugs - Naloto villager
If the government is unwilling to reinstate corporal punishment and village by-laws, it should instead consider extending Naboro P
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No corporal punishment? expand prisons and rehab centers
If the government is unwilling to reinstate corporal punishment and village by-laws, it would be better for them to expand the Nab
Sale of adulterated kava a serious concern, Kava Bill needs to have fines and blacklisting
People continue to raise concerns over the sale of adulterated kava where kava is mixed with other substances, and the Consumer Co
TISA Insurance partners with Leadership Fiji for 25th anniversary celebrations
TISA Insurance, formerly known as Capital Insurance, has partnered with Leadership Fiji to support its 25th anniversary celebratio
FRA installing culverts on by-pass route near Semo Village
People will have to wait until later today for the Fiji Roads Authority to complete works on the by-pass route near Semo Village a
2 juveniles among 13 charged with serious sexual offences in January
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with the rape of a 19-year-old and a 20-year-old woman while in another case a 14-year-old boy
Bench warrant and production order issued after Mead Road meth accused fail to appear in court
The two men who were allegedly found with methamphetamine and cash, and who were resisting arrest at Mead Road Housing in January
Heavy Rain Alert in force for Fiji, several roads in West and North closed
A Heavy Rain Alert is in force for the whole of Fiji, with several roads and crossings in the Central, Western and the Northern cu
Women and rural communities hit hardest by Pacific eye health crisis
Approximately 1.2 million people in the Pacific live with visual impairment, including 39,000 who are blind. This was highlighted
FCCC defers electricity tariff increase while EFL engages with Govt
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has resolved to defer its final electricity tariff authorisation to 30th April this
Nasinu residents raise alarm over children sniffing glue and open sale of drugs
Residents in Nasinu are raising alarm over the growing issue of children openly sniffing glue and drugs being openly sold in their
Simione Rasova has case to answer
The Suva Magistrates Court has found that former SODELPA MP Simione Rasova has a case to answer in court.He appeared before Magist