Government of Japan agrees to fund three more projects
The Government of Japan has yet again brought smiles to the faces of ordinary Fijians after they have agreed to fund three more pr
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Judges to come back to court this hour for the elections petition case
The two judges hearing the elections petition filed by SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka and National Federation Party Leader Profess
NZ businessman wants to revitalise coconut farming in the Pacific
A New Zealand businessman wants to revitalise coconut farming in the Pacific which he hopes will lift communities out of poverty.
Taxi permit barrel draw to be re-drawn for previously unsuccessful applicants in September this year
Land Transport Authority’s Chairman Vijay Maharaj says they will soon conduct the barrel re-draw for the previously unsuccessful a
NFA CEO confirms after initial assessment MHCC building is safe following fire that broke out last night
National Fire Authority CEO Manasa Lesuma has confirmed that after their initial assessment, the MHCC building is safe following t
Two smartphone makers unveil handsets with hole-punch selfie camera
Two smartphone‑makers have unveiled handsets featuring a “hole‑punch” selfie camera. The screens of the Samsung A8s and Huawei
High Court to hear case of election petition filed by SODELPA and NFP
The High Court will hear the case of the election petition filed by SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka and National Federation Party L
Trial of man charged with two counts of rape underway
The trial of a man who is charged with two counts of rape, is currently underway before High Court Judge Justice Thushara Rajasing
Parliament Standing Committee Members Appointed
Assistant Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations and Youth And Sport Alvick Maharaj has been appointed the
Vosarogo and Paka given time until Friday to complete their mitigation submissions
The General Court Martial has given time until Friday for both lawyers in the case of Staff Sergeant Iowane Naivalurua Tulele to c
Case where FBC and it's CEO have sued Fiji Labour Party has been adjourned to 4th of February next year
The case where FBC and it’s CEO have sued the Fiji Labour Party for defamation has been adjourned to the 4th of February next year
Fiji Women's Rights Movement marches to mark 70th year of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
In the recent past, we have experienced instances where human rights were compromised. These were the sentiments shared by Chai