Yat Sen Primary students prepare to mark 90th Anniversary
Yat Sen Primary School students are stepping up preparations for the school’s 90th anniversary celebrations by showcasing their ta
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6 charged for alleged possession of more than 6.9kg of meth and cocaine
Drugs remain a major concern for the country as 6 people have been charged and brought to the High Court for their alleged possess
Man in his 20s dies in Vuo tramline accident in Labasa
A man in his late 20s from Vunika in Labasa has lost his life following an unfortunate accident along the Vuo tramline this mornin
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
Rasova’s FICAC case adjourned to 1st September ahead of pre-trial conference
Former SODELPA Member of Parliament, Simione Rasova’s FICAC case has been adjourned to 1st September.FICAC counsel Setefano Komaib
Establish a whistleblower policy for the Police - Qereqeretabua
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is recommending the establishment of a formal whistleblower po
Coconut sellers issued notices for illegal dumping along Naivorovoro Road in Nakasi
Concerns over illegal dumping by coconut sellers along Naivorovoro Road in Nakasi have prompted the Nausori Town Council to take a
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
FCEF challenges FTUC $8 living wage petition, calls for evidence-based approach
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation says the Fiji Trades Union Congress campaign for an $8-an-hour national living wage mus
Australia pledges to defend Fiji under Veitacini Treaty
Australia says it will come to Fiji’s aid and defend the country if Fiji comes under attack under the newly signed Veitacini Treat
Rabuka says election cannot be rushed if new electoral laws are passed
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government must consider whether there is enough time for people to understand any new ele
Fiji Corrections clarifies 206 active HIV cases, not 1,440
The Fiji Corrections Service has clarified that there are 206 active cases of HIV recorded within Fiji’s correctional facilities.T