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
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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
Family breakdown among key factors behind street-connected children-Kiran
Family breakdown and emotional disconnection remain among the primary drivers of displacement among street-connected children.This
Residents raise concerns over rubbish dumping as littering fine set to rise to $200
As people continue to raise concerns about littering in public spaces, the Ministry of Environment is warning that from the beginn
Turaga outlines law reforms, Koya questions consultation process
A heated discussion erupted in Parliament this morning over Fiji’s law reform process, with the Opposition questioning the Governm
Retired military officer sentenced to more than 3 yrs for indecent assault
A 61-year-old retired military officer has been sentenced to three years, 10 months and three weeks’ imprisonment for indecently a
Judge highly concerned about FICAC's deliberate violation of the Criminal Procedure Act
High Court Judge, Justice Pita Bulamainaivalu says the court is highly concerned as to the deliberate circumvention and consequent
Korotasere brothers sow seeds of success through farming
For brothers Lui Teraka and Taniela Saukatamani, farming is more than a job, it is a way of creating a better future for themselve
Police to interview student over alleged assault of 16-year-old at school in Nausori
A student who allegedly assaulted a 16-year-old student at one of the schools in Nausori, will be interviewed today.This follows i
Man charged after daylight Nasinu break-in caught on CCTV
A man accused of a daylight burglary in Nasinu that was captured on CCTV has been charged with aggravated burglary and will appear
29-year-old Navneet Pillay’s family left grieving after locomotive accident
A Labasa family is struggling to come to terms with the sudden loss of their 29-year-old son, Navneet Pillay who died in a locomot
20 CCTV cameras in Ba to boost public safety and combat crime
Public safety in Ba is expected to improve with the installation of 20 CCTV cameras at key locations as part of a $77,050 project