Occupational Health and Safety regulations must be upheld - Bala
Occupational Health and Safety regulations must be upheld by companies and organizations to prevent work-related safety and health
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Former employee of Education Ministry to appear in court for obtaining financial advantage
A former employee of the Ministry of Education will be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon who is alleged to hav
50-year-old pastor pleads not guilty to 4 counts of rape
The 50?year?old pastor of the Agape Healing Church Ministry has pleaded not guilty to 4 counts of rape before High Court Judge Jus
Fiji Nursing Association have no plans so far to be part of FTUC nationwide protest this Friday
The Fiji Nursing Association have no plans so far to be part of the Fiji Trades Union Congress nationwide protest that is being or
Police remove dead cat from Sukuna Park
Police have clarified that claims of a body of a newborn baby being discovered at Sukuna Park are false. Police spokesperson An
Body and car found in Rewa River this morning
A body and the car have been found in the Rewa River this morning. Police spokesperson, Ana Naisoro says the joint search team
38.9% of all sexual offences in Fiji were committed against children last year - Vuniwaqa
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Mereseini Vuniwaqa has highlighted that last year 38.9 percent of all sexua
Thousands to benefit from Free Sai Medicare Camps outreach clinics in the Western Division
Thousands of people are expected to benefit from the Free Sai Medicare Camps where various medical professionals and support staff
Traffic reduced to one lane at Nabulini, Tailevu due to landslide on Saturday
Kings Road is open but traffic is reduced to single lane at Nabulini, Tailevu due to a landslide that occurred on Saturday. Fij
FTA members voluntarily came in and were not arrested - Waqanui
Police say the nine executive members of the Fijian Teachers Association that were questioned in relation to discussions at their
Police Officers told to leave no room for blunders ahead of major ADB meeting in Nadi
More than 400 police officers deployed to ensure the safety and security of the visiting delegates for the 52nd Annual Meeting of
270 election workers die of fatigue-related illnesses
More than 270 election workers in Indonesia have died, mostly of fatigue?related illnesses caused by long hours of work counting m