FICAC says it referred investigation file in relation to 2 former FICAC officers before Charters' court ruling
FICAC says it decided to refer the investigation file to Police in relation to two former FICAC officers as the alleged principal
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Koro youth still struggling with emotional trauma from Cyclone Winston
The ongoing impact of Tropical Cyclone Winston on communities in Lomaiviti, particularly Koro Island, which was severely affected
Watch the inspirational story of 19 yr old golfer Rajat Rai on fijivillage Straight Talk
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Second suspect arrested for Nadawa daylight burglary, third still at large
Another suspect allegedly involved in a daylight burglary captured on CCTV in the Nadawa in Nasinu area has been arrested. Police
Two more cocaine parcels found in Lau and Qamea, suspicious parcel found in Koro
Two more parcels confirmed to be cocaine have been discovered in Lau and Qamea while another suspicious parcel has been discovered
Inter-Agency Exercise Bougainville 2026 tests Fiji's response to asymmetric conflict
Inter-Agency Exercise Bougainville 2026, a principal brigade-level field training exercise, is currently being conducted in the We
Vosarogo says Usamate’s remarks unfairly insult hardworking civil servants
It is insulting, unnecessary and irresponsible to say that civil servants are “sitting there doing nothing”.This has been highligh
Students still waiting for subsidised bus cards as Term 3 approaches
Students who have been waiting for government-funded bus cards for months could face further uncertainty as Term 3 approaches, wit
Ministry of Health begins major hospital bed upgrade programme
More beds are expected to be delivered to hospitals around the country as the Health Ministry has started the implementation of a
FCEF calls on FTUC to release data behind $8 per hour living wage campaign
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is calling on Fiji Trades Union Congress to release its survey methodology and data col
Nadawa aggravated burglary accused denied bail
Savenaca Lutua Tamani, one of three suspects charged with aggravated burglary and theft in Nadawa on July 30th, has been denied ba
Fiji strengthens humanitarian partnerships as disaster risks grow
Fiji’s humanitarian efforts rely on strong partnerships between Government, communities, volunteers and organisations as the count