Four FNU students set sail on fully funded maritime scholarships
A sense of renewed opportunity filled the Fiji National University’s Nasinu Campus today as four students were awarded fully funde
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UniFiji backs National Referendum Bill but flags two unconstitutional clauses
The University of Fiji has stated that the National Referendum Bill is firmly based on Section 160 (3–6) of Fiji’s 2013 Constituti
ODPP confirms Bainimarama, Sayed-Khaiyum and Qiliho 2023 alleged sedition file under review
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has today confirmed that Police have returned the file of former Prime Minister
PM yet to meet Saukuru, whistleblower asks how Rokoika & Vakalalabure Lawyers were allowed to have office
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has not confirmed when he will meet Minister for Sports, Jese Saukuru regarding the business class
Shazran Lateef to stand trial in July for alleged meth and marijuana possession
The trial of former Suva lawyer, Shazran Abdul Lateef who was allegedly found with methamphetamine and marijuana in Rewa Street, S
Severe Thunderstorm Warning in force for Viti Levu
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for heavy rain is now in force for the north-western half and interior of Viti Levu, from Nadi throu
Mother of two loses everything in Toorak fire, grateful her children survived
A mother of two, Sisilia Vulakeibau has shared her heartbreaking experience after an alleged electrical fault destroyed their home
Nawaikula urges community led and village-based drug prevention frameworks
A stronger, community-driven approach to protecting villages and schools from drugs rooted in prevention and early intervention is
Waidamudamu Bridge in Labasa reopens after deck replacement
Great news for residents along Nakorotari Road in Labasa, as the full deck replacement works on the Waidamudamu Bridge have been c
Drug traffickers are merchants of death - Archbishop Chong
The Catholic Church in Fiji is labeling those trafficking drugs as murderers and merchants of death, stressing that trafficking co
Psych report still pending in Sundar grandfather killing case
The Suva High Court is yet to receive the psychiatric evaluation report of Charles Laxton Sundar, who is accused of killing his 86
Act now to save our youth from drugs, time for blame is over - Reverend Kolivuso
The time for blame regarding the drug crisis in our country is over, and action must start immediately.These are the words of Chri