Pope Francis apologies for slapping woman's hand who had grabbed him
Pope Francis has apologised for slapping a woman’s hand who had grabbed him as he greeted a crowd of devotees - shortly before he
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Body of a man recovered from Nabouva River in Wainibuka yesterday
Police have recovered the body of a 30-year-old man from Nasautoka in Wainibuka who was reported missing. Police say the man we
Man to make court appearance today for alleged murder of his wife in Kinoya
A man will be produced in the Nasinu Magistrates Court today for allegedly murdering his wife in Kinoya. Police say the alleged
Two men in custody for allegedly stealing FJ$68,000 worth of jewellery and cash in Savusavu
Two men are in custody for their alleged involvement in a robbery at a construction company in Savusavu on Sunday night. The tw
Justin Bieber to launch docu-series about creating new album on YouTube
Justin Bieber is launching a docu-series about creating his new album on YouTube, the platform where the singer originally got his
Rent freeze policy extended to 31st December 2020 - FCCC
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced the extension of the rent freeze policy which will now run till the 3
More than 200 homes have burned down in Australia's deadly bushfires
More than 200 homes have burned down in deadly bushfires racing along the Australian coast. At least 43 homes were destroyed in
Two men and a woman in custody for allegedly assaulting police officers in separate cases
Two men and a woman are in custody after they allegedly assaulted two police officers in two separate cases. The first case was
Police to monitor the sale of alcohol - Tudravu
Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says they will be monitoring the sale of alcohol and keep a lookout for the sale of alc
Drunk driving and speeding remains a major concern while 365 Traffic Infringement Notices were issued in the past 24 hours
Drunk driving and speeding remains a major concern on our roads as Police continue their traffic operations. Four more drivers
Counsumer Council of Fiji finds some supermarkets keeping defrosted and discoloured meat after TC Sarai
The Consumer Council of Fiji has found that some supermarkets were keeping defrosted and discoloured meat in the storage freezers
Protesters angered by recent US airstrikes attack America embassy compound in Baghdad
Protesters angered by recent US airstrikes targeting an Iranian-backed Iraqi militia have attacked the American embassy compound i