FICAC starts extradition proceedings against Pryde
FICAC has started extradition proceedings against Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde this morning. Acting FICAC
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Tsunami siren test underway, no evacuation needed
The National Disaster Management Office has conducted a Tsunami siren test at 11am today in Suva, and no evacuation is needed.
Seruiratu stresses the PM has no authority to terminate police officers
Opposition Leader and former Minister for Defence, Inia Seruiratu says the Prime Minister has no authority to terminate police off
Digital connectivity and climate responsibility at centre of Policy and Regulations Forum for the Pacific talks
Developments in satellite technology, subsea cable connectivity, spectrum management, and efforts to drive meaningful connectivity
Alleged partner killer remanded in custody, case transferred to the Lautoka High Court
25-year-old Kenona Toakasa, who allegedly caused the death of her partner in Tavua, has been remanded in custody. Toakasa appea
Heavy rain alert remains in force for Southern and Eastern Viti Levu
People are advised to be prepared as a heavy rain alert remains in force for Southern and Eastern Viti Levu, including Suva-Nausor
Over 10,000 dengue cases recorded this year
Dengue fever remains a concern in Fiji with 10,969 cumulative dengue cases recorded from the 1st of January to the 15th of June th
FICAC charges DPP Pryde
FICAC has charged Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde. The Commission says the charges relate to allegations tha
Bullet casing found on Fiji Airways flight poses no threat and was immediately neutralised
A bullet casing found inside the overhead locker of a Fiji Airways flight earlier this year has been confirmed as non-threatening
Concerns grow over delays and integrity of Fiji’s university review report
Concerns have emerged over delays and the integrity of the review report on Fiji’s three major universities. Minister for Educa
Police officers shouldn't be obstructing the media - Tudravu
Commisioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu has strongly stated that police officers should not be obstructing the work of the media.
FMA calls for answers after journalists were locked out from covering case of 5 Police officers
The Fijian Media Association is calling for answers and expresses deep concern about the issue of journalists from various media o