State to file mistrial application tomorrow in Health Tender trial
The State will file a mistrial application tomorrow, saying the court has been giving special treatment to defence lawyer Wylie Cl
News
Ruling for Lateef and Moore deferred to April 23rd
The ruling for former Suva lawyer Shazran Lateef and Zoe Maharaj Moore has been deferred and will now be delivered on the 23rd of
What is the Govt and FICAC doing in relation to issues raised regarding FNU - Karavaki
The former Chair of the Fiji National University Council Semesa Karavaki has today stressed that the government and FICAC need to
Naupoto assures passport stock
Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupoto has assured people that there is sufficient stock of passports available as the Ministry
Singh says current government should not be blamed for rising cost of living
Minister for Public Enterprises and Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts Charan Jeath Singh says the current governmen
From backyard garden to airline supply for Nadi herb farmer
Memories of gardening with her grandmother and the quiet pause brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic inspired farmer Elizabeth Grace
Ruling on release of COI transcripts today
High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere will decide today on whether the Office of the Attorney General will release the full t
Court to decide on admissibility of email evidence in Health Tender trial
The court will hear arguments from former Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma’s lawyer, Wylie Clarke and Assistant Director of Public P
PM appeals Malimali ruling and wants Rokoika to stay as Acting FICAC Commissioner
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has decided to appeal High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere's ruling that the dismissal of Ba
Judge warns the State over possible perjury with their witness in Health Tender trial
Suva High Court Judge Justice Usaia Ratuvili has reminded the State in the Health Tender trial of Voreqe Bainimarama, Aiyaz Sayed-
$6.9M paid in compensation for 590 workplace and school accident cases since June 2024
More than $6.9 million has been paid out to 590 victims of workplace and school accidents since June 2024, highlighting the scale
UniFiji urging for more creative solutions to numeracy crisis in Fiji
The University of Fiji is urging for a more creative solution to the numeracy crisis in Fiji.They say that major and radical attit