Charters challenges lawfulness of Rokoika's acting FICAC Commissioner appointment
Fiji and British national, Charlie Charters has filed papers in the High Court challenging the lawfulness of the appointment of ac
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Fiji Airways reinstates direct Nadi-Nouméa flights
Fiji Airways has reinstated direct flights between Nadi and Nouméa, New Caledonia, to strengthen connectivity across the Pacific.T
Doctors and Navy join forces to retrieve injured Nayau toddler
A 2-year-old boy from Nayau in Lau, who is alleged to have been kicked and stomped by a horse, was retrieved last night by personn
Prof. Prasad’s FICAC trial to resume tomorrow
Former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad’s FICAC trial will continue from tomorrow in the Suva Magistrates Court.Profes
Major US networks suspend pooled coverage of Trump after White House bans CNN
Five major US television networks have suspended pooled coverage of President Donald Trump after the White House prevented CNN fro
Constitution Review Report to be tabled in Parliament this morning
The Constitution Review Commission Report will be tabled in Parliament at 11.30am today which also makes the report accessible to
Diarrhoea cases rise amid Batiki water shortage
An increase in diarrhoea cases has been reported on Batiki Island, as prolonged dry weather leaves communities struggling to acces
Man dies, another in critical condition after kava session
Police are investigating the death of a 29-year-old man and the hospitalisation of another following a kava session in Lakena, Nau
Late presentation of breast cancer patients remains a major concern – Dr Reddy
The late presentation of breast cancer patients remains a major concern, as most patients wait between three months and one year a
Ruling on costs and damages in COI case set for 5th October
The Suva High Court will deliver its ruling on costs and damages on 5th October following Justice Dane Tuiqereqere’s decision decl
Women leaders and journalists urged to challenge status quo, strengthen accountability
Women leaders and journalists have been urged to build the confidence to challenge the status quo and ask difficult questions in t
Prof. Prasad FICAC trial to continue after permanent stay refused
The FICAC trial against former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad will continue in the Magistrates Court after his appli