Short term inconvenience for a long term benefit - Moore on Suva-Lami corridor traffic
Fiji Roads Authority CEO, Jonathan Moore has stressed that they have to carry out the road works along Lami, and people that are a
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Prominent Suva lawyer already facing charges of unlawful possession of illicit drugs to be produced in court today
A prominent Suva lawyer who is already facing charges of unlawful possession of illicit drugs, will be produced in the Suva Magist
PM Bainimarama comments on Alan Jones attacking Jacinda Ardern
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama took a swing at Australian Radio show host Alan Jones on Twitter last night for attacking New Ze
Police in the US investigate deaths of a Fijian couple
Police in Virginia Beach in the US are investigating the deaths of a Fijian couple yesterday. ABC?affiliated television station
FNPF strongly condems attempts by members to dishonestly gain access to retirement savings
The Fiji National Provident Fund has strongly condemned attempts by members to gain access to their retirement savings through dis
Hiramatsu, Qaranivalu, Tadulala and Sara produced in court today
Former FNPF employee, Jack Hiramatsu, former TLTB employee, Adi Mara Qaranivalu, high school teacher Seini Tadulala and Naval Offi
Alleged victim in rape trial denies having being told by accused that he suffered from erectile dysfunction
The alleged victim in the rape trial of the former proposed candidate of the National Federation Party told the court today that t
Devanesh Sharma questions complainant in rape trial
The defence lawyer of the former proposed candidate of the National Federation Party has indicated in court that his client had no
Stop and go system in place to control traffic between Suva and Lami corridor
A stop and go system is in place between Suva and Lami corridor to control the traffic jam that has been caused due to road works
PM Bainimarama reaffirms his support for Modi
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has reaffirmed his support to India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a message congratulating I
Adi Mara Qaranivalu and Jack Hiramatsu with 2 others to be produced in court again today
Former FNPF employee Jack Hiramatsu and former TLTB employee Adi Mara Qaranivalu who were earlier produced in court with six other
Climbers who want to climb Mount Everest must demonstrate being experienced mountaineers
A panel advising Nepal's government has recommended that climbers who want to attempt to climb Mount Everest should first have to