PSV drivers issued stern warning by Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Parveen Bala
A stern warning has been issued by Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Parveen Bala to those Public Services Vehicle driver
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Waqabaca says in police caution interview that i-Taukei rights and land have been taken away
The police caution interview of Nai Lalakai contributor, Josaia Waqabaca has revealed in the sedition trial of The Fiji Times and
UK MPs threaten to issue Zuckerberg with formal summons
UK MPs have threatened to issue Mark Zuckerberg with a formal summons to appear in front of parliament when he next enters the Uni
Police investigates van that overturned along Kings Road
Police are investigating an accident involving a Biosecurity Authority of Fiji van that had overturned along Kings Road near Ratu
Lolohea to give evidence in murder trial
The prosecution has wrapped up its case in the murder trial of Timoci Lolohea after presenting eight witnesses, and both prosecuti
United Nations World Food Programme Fiji boss investigated for alleged sexual misconduct
The country director of the United Nations World Food Programme office in Fiji is being formally investigated over allegations of
Cardinal George Pell expected to face two trials on sexual assault charges
Cardinal George Pell is expected to face two trials on sexual assault charges. The 76-year-old Vatican treasurer has pleaded no
Emails were sent to Fiji Times from March to August 2016 about Nai Lalakai - Katonitabua
The Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Naipote Katonitabua revealed in the sedition trial of The Fiji Times and others today
2 people charged for stealing marijuana plants from the Koro Island Police Station - DPP
Two police officers are facing charges after two separate assault cases and two people have been charged for stealing 5 marijuana
There will be no road closure during the religious procession from Lami to Tamavua - Police
Police Director of Operations Livai Driu has assured people that there will be no road closure during the religious procession fro
South Korea begins removal of propaganda loudspeakers at border
The rival Koreas dismantled huge loudspeakers used to blare Cold War?style propaganda across their tense border today, as South Ko
20 people have lost their lives on our roads so far
20 lives have been lost on our roads this year compared to 15 for the same period last year. 15,862 drivers were booked for spe