Up to 50,000 families to benefit from Waila housing project
Up to 50,000 families are expected to benefit from a major mixed-use housing development planned for Waila in Nausori, as efforts
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Britney Spears pleads guilty to reckless driving after arrest
Britney Spears will avoid jail time after she agreed to plead guilty to a lesser charge following her arrest on suspicion of drivi
We are coming for you - RFMF Land Force Commander to drug dealers
To all of you who sell drugs, those who use drugs, those who enable drug use, and those who do business in drugs, this message is
$200 fine for littering, businesses could face $100,000 penalties
Throwing rubbish where it does not belong could soon cost people $200, while businesses could face fines of up to $100,000 under t
Government tightens rules on imported building materials
Safer and more reliable building materials are expected to reach Fijian communities as the Government moves to strengthen complian
Fiji Medical Association calls for ethical and well-governed drug-testing policy
While the Fiji Medical Association acknowledges the Government's recent steps to introduce drug testing among government officials
Tabau charged with alleged attempted murder of police officer in Laqere remanded
40-year-old Domoniko Tabau who is charged in relation to the incident that occurred at the Laqere checkpoint last month has been r
FEO launches YES outreach to boost voter registration and awareness ahead of elections
Fijians are being urged to register, update their voter details, and actively participate in the country’s democratic process as t
No need for a State of Emergency at this stage - Govt
The Government has made it clear that there is no need for a State of Emergency in Fiji at this stage.This assurance follows a mee
Fiji records major rise in media freedom, moves up from 84th to 24th
Fiji has recorded a major milestone in media freedom, moving up from 84th place in 2023 to 24th place today. While marking World P
Charters case adjourned to 18th May to await High Court decision
The case of British and Fijian national, Charlie Charters, has been adjourned to the 18th of May to check on the progress of their
Nasinu ammunition find linked to military training exercise, Police probe two Nabua cases
An ammunition find in Nasinu has now been linked to a military training exercise, while investigations are continuing into two sep