Serving the British Navy and meeting King Charles has been a blessing - Tuinabunawa
From humble beginnings in Raiwaqa to meeting King Charles, serving in the British Royal Navy has been a blessing for Marika Tuinab
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Tacirua attempted robbery suspects yet to be charged
Police have yet to lay charges against the two men involved in an attempted robbery in Tacirua yesterday morning. The suspects wer
Rabuka thanks Nabua Methodist Church for sharing Christmas carols and urges kindness this festive season
With Christmas just three days away, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed his heartfelt gratitude to members of the Nabua
Police re-charge Lautoka businessman over alleged cocaine export case
A 40-year-old Lautoka businessman was arrested and re-charged for allegedly facilitating the exportation of more than 39 kilograms
People’s Alliance says concerns raised about EFL tariffs by Ro Filipe are legitimate
People’s Alliance Party General Secretary Sila Balawa says that while the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is an indepen
Delay was due to safety and unavoidable operational constraints - Fiji Airways
Fiji Airways says the significant delay of the flight bound for Auckland yesterday was due to safety and unavoidable operational c
Passengers frustrated over repeated Fiji Airways flight delays at Nadi Airport
Passengers travelling from Nadi to Auckland were left frustrated after a series of delays disrupted their Fiji Airways flight, wit
Youths walk out of PAP National Youth Assembly
Youths of the People’s Alliance Party (PAP) walked out of the National Youth Assembly at the Suva Civic Centre after their nominee
Woman claims vehicle was damaged by two Police vehicles and denied CCTV footage
A woman residing in Suva is questioning why she has been denied access to CCTV footage after her vehicle was allegedly damaged in
Market vendors expect increase in sale from tomorrow
Market vendors are hoping to increase their sales starting from tomorrow, after noting a drop in sales in previous weeks due to pe
Australian state plans to ban intifada chants after Bondi shooting
The Australian state where the Bondi shooting occurred plans to ban the phrase "globalise the intifada" as part of a crackdown on
Suspect in Rewa Street accident was released on medical grounds and not bribery - Police
The Fiji Police Force clarifies that the suspect, who was involved in the accident that occurred along Rewa Street on December 12t