Foreign national to appear in Nadi court today in relation to 4kg meth seizure
A foreign national has been charged in relation to the alleged unlawful importation of 4 kilograms of methamphetamine, seized duri
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Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Sagar’s abuse of office, dishonestly causing a loss case to be called on June 3rd
The hearing for Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Vimlesh Sagar abuse of office and dishonestly causing a loss will be called on June 3rd.
Australian Foreign Minister in Fiji for one day official visit
Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator Penny Wong and Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Matt Thistlethwa
LTA warns people against illegal number plate
The Land Transport Authority is warning all vehicle owners, car show organisers and number plate vendors not to use illegal number
Students, teachers and parents urged to work together for success
As Term 2 of the school year begins today, the Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is reminding students, teachers and parents t
Police investigate alleged suicide of inmate at Naboro Maximum Corrections
Police are investigating the alleged suicide of an inmate at the Naboro Maximum Corrections Centre. The Fiji Corrections Servic
Mother recalls fear during 2000 coup and calls for unity to avoid repeat of Fiji’s dark past
As we remember the events of May 19th, 2000 this week, a call is being made for people to live in unity and people from all races
Lack of teachers and support resulted in low pass rate in Life Maths - Muaira College student
A secondary school student has called on the Ministry for Education to train and hire more qualified teachers, keep teachers in on
May 19th 2000 coup was one of the darkest times in Fiji’s history - Ali
Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator, Shamima Ali says the May 19th 2000 coup was one of the darkest times in Fiji’s history and
Fiji’s National Action Plan to prevent violence against women and girls discussed during Naivalurua’s visit to FWCC
Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua paid a courtesy call to the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre today where they discussed challeng
Chaudhry says Speight’s coup had less to do with iTaukei rights and more to do with power, greed, and Fiji’s mahogany plantation
As today marks the 25th year since the May 19th coup led by George Speight, the Prime Minister at the time, Mahendra Chaudhry says
Man and woman charged with murder after woman allegedly assaulted to death in Nausori
A man who, along with a woman, allegedly assaulted his partner to death will appear in the Nausori Magistrates Court today. Pol