23-year-old steals $1,000 to give to her blackmailer, no conviction recorded
A 23-year-old woman who stole $1,000 on the 30th of October last year to give to her blackmailer has pled guilty but the court has
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Consumer Council receives 1,596 complaints related to defective products
The Consumer Council of Fiji has received 1,596 complaints related to defective products from 2023 to January 2026, with a total m
FRA activates emergency response after road damage caused by TC Urmil
Following the damage caused by heavy rain and flooding due to Tropical Cyclone Urmil, the Fiji Roads Authority has activated emerg
Sevuloni Valenitabua to be Chair of Constitution Review Committee, today's planned swearing in ceremony postponed
The announcement of the members of the Constitution Review Committee and the planned swearing-in ceremony at State House this morn
Municipal Elections to be held on one of the Saturdays in September
The Local Government Elections will be held on one of the Saturdays this September.In the first briefing to the Media Editors, Sup
Trial for family accused with murder to begin next week
The trial for a family of five charged with murder will begin in the Lautoka High Court on Monday. Rusiate Lal, Ronald Lal, Ron La
Xkon pleads guilty for making derogatory remarks
Lui Vuibureta, also known as Xkon pleaded guilty before Justice Daniel Goundar this morning for making derogatory remarks against
Beacon Learning Centre’s Fruity Whimsy event blends fun activities with autism awareness
Raising awareness about autism and promoting inclusivity for children with special needs was a key focus during the “Fruity Whimsy
Ruling on legal challenge on Health Tender case will be delivered on Monday
The ruling on the legal challenge regarding the Health Tender trial of Voreqe Bainimarama, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Doctor Neil Sha
Pherrus not registered with FICA, Mazey says they are carrying out independent forensic investigation
There is confirmation today that the firm, Pherrus Financial Services, which carrying out the independent investigation into Fiji
ODPP welcomes restraining order of over $400,000, properties and vehicles in relation to drug case
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has welcomed a ruling by the Suva High Courtgranting a restraining order of over
Sports Council saga - Why items were being removed from office after hours
There were worrying signs last night after Fiji Sports Council CEO, Gilbert Vakalalabure's driver came back to the office to try a