Defence to file no-case-to-answer application in Rewa Street and Flagstaff meth case
Defence lawyers Maria Raga, Jerry Dinati and Shirley Tivou will make a no-case-to-answer application in the Rewa Street and Flagst
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Fiji's 46-year-old coconut tree climbing record remains unmatched despite new Tahiti feat
Fiji's long-standing Guinness World Record in coconut tree climbing remains intact after a Cook Islands athlete equalled the recor
Defence accuses police officer of lying over Rewa Street meth evidence dates
The lawyer for Joshua Ravula accused of being in possession of methamphetamine in a Rewa Street apartment has accused Acting Serge
Ratu Tevita calls for a self-reliant Lau with less dependence on Government funding
Lau should become more self-reliant by creating its own economic opportunities instead of relying heavily on government funding fo
Concerns raised over menstrual hygiene funding and voucher delays
Concerns have been raised over delays in the distribution of menstrual hygiene vouchers and reduced funding for the programme, wit
Vatulele landowners petition PM to return land for future development
Three mataqali from Vatulele — Nasalia, Naicokocokobalavu, and Valevale — presented a petition to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka a
TNG Holdings appeals rejection of $1.4B Vuda Point waste-to-energy plant proposal
The Next Generation Holdings (Fiji) Pte Limited has appealed the Department of Environment’s decision to reject the proposal for t
11 researchers and innovators recognised at the FNU 2025 Research and Innovation Excellence Awards
Researchers and innovators whose work is helping improve lives and address national challenges, have been recognised at the Fiji N
No Homecoming Festival this year
The Homecoming Festival will not take place this year due to the current global economic climate and the significant costs associa
Walesi investigation remains with FICAC - Naivalurua
The investigation into Walesi remains with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC).Minister for Policing and Co
Experienced Senior Officers in short supply, not qualified seafarers - MSAF
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) says Fiji continues to produce and certify a healthy number of qualified seafarers to
Opposition question Govt if $600,000 budgeted for JP allowances is enough to cater for 763 JPs
Concerns were raised in Parliament over whether the Ministry of Justice's 2026/2027 National Budget allocation of $600,000 for Jus