US Supreme Court hears arguments over Trump's tax returns
The US Supreme Court has heard arguments on whether President Donald Trump should be allowed to keep his financial records secret,
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Government of Japan provides assistance to those affected by TC Harold
A total of $72,290 worth of relief supplies was handed over today to the National Disaster Management Office from the Government o
PM directs RFMF engineers to assist in rebuilding 2 schools in Kadavu
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has directed relevant agencies to rebuild Kadavu Provincial Secondary School and Kavala Bay Prim
Education Ministry waiting for damage assessment report to decide on source of funding to repair schools damaged by TC Harold
Minister for Education, Rosy Akbar says they will have to wait for damage assessment reports from all the schools before they deci
Compulsory online registration will not prevent any LTA customer from accessing services at their branches
The Land Transport Authority of Fiji has assured Fijians that it’s compulsory online registration will not prevent any LTA custome
Man remanded for allegedly sexually assaulting three month old grand-daughter
A 58 year old man appeared in the Nausori Magistrates Court today for allegedly sexually assaulting his three month old grand-daug
Enforcement action taken against 151 traders for breaching FCCC Act.
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has taken action against 151 traders around the country which includes prosecution
Winston Peters suggests hongi may never return
New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has suggested Māori ditch the hongi greeting for good to stop the spread of dis
Farmer remanded in custody for allegedly sexually assaulting a student
A 34 year old farmer who allegedly sexually assaulted an 18 year old student in Naitasiri last weekend has been remanded in custod
CID investigates alleged Police brutality case in Vatukoula
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho has confirmed that the Criminal Investigations Department is heading an investigation with reg
Taxi drivers raise concern that four people do not have shelter and have to sleep next to the Samabula Post Office
Some taxi drivers whose taxi base is next to the Samabula Post Office are pleading with authorities to look into the plight of thr
Grog exports increase from 2015 to 2019 but are there signs of oversupply and a reduction in retail price
Grog exports have continued to increase from 2015 to last year however there are also indications that grog farmers are now gettin