Fiji Corrections Service to hold first Yellow Ribbon Employment Symposium next Friday
The Fiji Corrections Service will be holding their first Yellow Ribbon Employment Symposium next Friday. Corrections Commission
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FNPF receives international commendation for its responsiveness to its stakeholders need
The Fiji National Provident Fund has once again received international commendation for its responsiveness to its stakeholders’ ne
Former assistant court officer at the Judicial Department entered not guilty plea in the court today
A former assistant court officer at the Judicial Department entered a not guilty plea in the Suva Magistrates court today. Keve
Prison Officer pleads guilty to 2 separate counts
A prison officer has pleaded guilty to one count of contraband unlawful entry of prohibited articles and one count of unlawful pos
Admitting patients into secure facilities such as St Giles Hospital should be last resort - Healey
Admitting patients into secure facilities such as St Giles Hospital should be a last resort. These were the sentiments of Fiji
Digicel to give free Digicel to Digicel free calls from 10am to 10pm tomorrow to celebrate Fiji Day
Digicel Fiji is celebrating Fiji Day and its 10th anniversary by giving free Digicel to Digicel free calls from 10am to 10pm tomor
2 men charged with one count each of aggravated burglary and theft given suspended sentence
Two men charged with one count each of aggravated burglary and theft have been given a suspended sentence by Suva High Court Judge
Parents please ensure that the priority of your attention is given to children - Tudravu
Parents please ensure that the priority of your attention is given to children. Deputy Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu d
Mexico couple found with body parts could have killed 20
Police in Mexico are investigating a couple arrested for transporting body parts in a pram in connection with at least 10 murders.
Google+ shutting down after users data is exposed
Google is shutting down much of its social network, Google+, after user data was left exposed. It said a bug in its software me
Archbishop Peter Loy Chong has apologised to people about misleading information he prepared
The Head of the Catholic Church Of Fiji Archbishop Peter Loy Chong has apologised to the people as he says that he had used outdat
We will cut ministers pay and allowances by 25% - Biman Prasad
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad has stressed that they have committed to cut the pay and allowances of gov