We are now looking at two options for the future of the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge - FRA
The Fiji Roads Authority says they are now looking at two options for the future of the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge. This has been con
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Church usher appears in court for alleged rape of 13yr old girl
A 45-year-old church usher who allegedly raped a 13-year-old girl at a church in Delainavesi in November 2016 appeared in the Suva
Two Cyprus nationals charged money laundering further remanded in custody
Two Cyprus nationals jointly charged with 293 counts of money laundering and attempt to obtain property by deception have been fur
Fiji Crop and Livestock Council still working on an insurance program for farmers
The Fiji Crop and Livestock Council is still working on an insurance program for farmers. Chairman of the Fiji Crop and Livesto
Speed dating being introduced in Nadi by Swami Vivekananda Ex Scholars Association
Speed dating is being introduced in Nadi by the Swami Vivekananda College Ex Scholars Association this year. Swami Vivekananda
250 villagers of Naivicula benefit from the Rural Electrification initiative
We have now seen the new era of light. These were the words of the Village Headman of Naivicula in Tailevu, Simione Vasuva afte
Man who allegedly stole Westpac bank cheques pleads not guilty
A 35-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to a count each of theft, fraudulent falsification of accounts, false and misleading docu
Woman dies in Rotorua by falling tree after heavy gales
New Zealand’s North Island has been dealt a severe blow with heavy rains and strong winds causing havoc across the region. One
Man accused of attempted rape tried in absentia
A 37-year-old man accused of attempted rape was tried in absentia in the Suva Magistrates Court today. Isei Tamani is charged w
More than 7,000 drivers booked for illegal parking in 2017
More than 7,000 drivers were booked for illegal parking in 2017 in the Suva City area. When questioned on the increase in illeg
Cheap politicians and trade unionists are influencing striking ATS workers to stay on - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says cheap politicians and trade unionists are influencing striking ATS workers to stay on outsi
DPP calls for correction and clarification of an article done by Radio NZ
The Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde is calling for the correction and clarification of an article done by Radio