FWCC urges senior police officers to strengthen survivor-centred response to violence against women
The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre has urged senior police officers to strengthen their response to cases of violence against women an
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FICAC discontinues legal proceedings against Christopher Pryde
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has discontinued legal proceedings against Director of Public Prosecutions, Chr
New boat gives Rewa fisherman chance to grow business
After more than three years of relying on a small wooden boat to support his family, Rewa fisherman Aveneel Chand now has the oppo
Children with disabilities continue to face barriers to education
Many children with disabilities continue to struggle to access education because of transport difficulties, inaccessible school en
Clarke questions Mason on whether she disclosed she had issues in NZ when taking up COI job
Former Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica’s lawyer, Wylie Clarke called out FICAC's first witness, Janet Mason's credibility
Young families celebrate dream of home ownership through Housing Authority scheme
Ifereimi Qalaivecena of Naqara, Naitasiri says he is grateful to the Government for helping his family achieve their dream of owni
Ratu Sukuna and Extension Street road upgrade to deliver safer roads and smoother traffic
Safer roads, lower accident risks and reduced congestion are among the key benefits expected from the $28.2 million Ratu Sukuna Ro
Police confirm that man found dead in Nausori died of natural causes
Police have confirmed that the man whose body was found in Nausori last Friday morning died of natural causes.A post-mortem examin
49-year-old man sentenced to 12 years and 11 months for raping 7-year-old child
A 49-year-old man has been sentenced to 12 years and 11 months’ imprisonment for one count of rape. He was 46 years old when he ra
Court told Kamikamica's affidavit did not add up with other evidence
The first FICAC witness in the case of former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica testified in court today that after the Commi
FTUC warns of national march over Employment Relations Bill delay
The Fiji Trades Union Congress has warned it may organise a national march if the long-delayed Employment Relations Bill continues
CFL thanks loyal listeners and online followers with free Gratitude Concert at Albert Park this Saturday
Communications Fiji Limited will celebrate 41 years of connecting with listeners and communities with a free, family-friendly Grat