We all need the Veilomani spirit - Qiliho
Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho says during these trying times people need to work together and care for each other in the sp
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Magistrate discharges a person who breached the curfew as there are two conflicting decisions in the High Court regarding offences under the Public Health Act that need to be resolved by the Fiji Court of Appeal
Suva Magistrate Jioji Boseiwaqa has discharged a person earlier charged with one count of disobedience of lawful order as he said
Family Care and Paternity Leave days to be reduced during the COVID-19 period due to an Act of God
The Family Care Leave and Paternity Leave of 5 days each will be reduced to 2 days each during the COVID-19 period and resume to 5
Solo Mara pleads not guilty
Former Fijian Ambassador to the US and Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs Solo Mara pleaded not guilty to one count of Disobe
Tabuya’s trial to be held in October
The trial date for politician Lynda Tabuya charged for an alleged malicious social media post has been set by Chief Magistrate Usa
4 people were arrested last night for breach of curfew
4 people were arrested last night for breach of curfew. Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says that 3 reports were from the S
Osea Tuidraki who allegedly set fire to a church remanded in custody
The 24-year old man from Votualevu, Nadi who allegedly set fire to the Bible Truth Fellowship Church building in Namaka on Sunday
No need to fully access the $455 million loan if travel bubble is up
Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says that if the travel bubble is up this year then there will be no need to access all o
Nine more traders charged by FCCC
9 more traders have been charged by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission for various breaches of the FCCC Act 2010. T
Pakistani villager urges India to return 'spy' pigeon
A Pakistani villager has urged Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to return his pigeon, currently being held in India on charges
Australians may be allowed to travel to NZ and the Pacific Islands from July 1st
Australians may be allowed to travel to New Zealand and the Pacific from July 1st, and other countries deemed “safe” from Septembe
Change the taboo culture regarding menstrual hygiene – Vuniwaqa
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Mereseini Vuniwaqa says Fiji still has a taboo state of mind surrounding mens