State drops attempted murder case against men accused over Laqere checkpoint incident
Domoniko Tabao and Jone Rakatia are now free men after the State discontinued legal proceedings against them over the alleged atte
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Corrections intercept drugs and mobile phones thrown into Suva Corrections Centre
The Fiji Corrections Service says alert personnel on duty successfully intercepted a package containing contraband including 17 ro
Turaga orders report on claims remandees were forced to eat beef and pork
Minister for Justice and Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga has directed his Permanent Secretary to provide a report regarding
Kiran urges youth to champion peace and protect Fiji's unity
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran has challenged young people to become champions of peace and socia
Proposed Liberation of Fiji Party re-submits registration application after first bid rejected
The Proposed Liberation of Fiji Party has re-submitted its application for registration after its first bid was rejected earlier t
Police launch dedicated Scams Section after $1.3m lost to fraud since 2017
More than $1.3 million has been lost through 1,672 reported scam cases across Fiji since 2017, prompting the Fiji Police Force to
Next General Election could be held under a new Constitution - Turaga
The next General Election could be held under a new Constitution, with Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga saying it is possible
Post mortem completed on man found dead in Nausori, police awaiting results
A post mortem examination has been conducted on the man who was found dead in Nausori on Friday morning, with police awaiting the
Alternative LANA arrangements confirmed for affected Taveuni students
Students in Years 5 and 7 who are unable to attend the Literacy and Numeracy Assessment (LANA) on 21st and 22nd July due to verifi
Rabuka supports RFMF call to remove constitutional immunity clause
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he supports the Republic of Fiji Military Forces' call to remove the immunity provisions from
Police should swiftly arrest those making threats against Fiji's peace - Turaga
Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga says if there are people making inflammatory comments against the peace of this country, the
Rabuka confirms elections will proceed as planned
Fiji will go to the polls whether or not a new or amended Constitution is in place.That is the message from Prime Minister Sitiven