FijiFirst chaos continues, Speaker to seek legal advice on the 17
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has written to the 17 FijiFirst MPs advising that Ratu Naiqama has decided to seek
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Punja pleads not guilty to cocaine, meth and marijuana possession charges
A man who was allegedly found with cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana in his home and car in Lami last month has pleaded not g
Dr. Nair becomes first Fijian to graduate from Harvard with a PhD and a Master's degree
Doctor Nilendra Nair has become the first Fijian to graduate from Harvard University in the United States with a PhD in Planetary
16-year-old Sainimili Lewalailai reported missing
Police are seeking assistance in locating 16-year-old Sainimili Grace Lewalailai, who has been reported missing at the Valelevu Po
Graham Leung is new Attorney General, Siromi Turaga remains Minister for Justice
Graham Leung is the new Attorney General of the country while former Attorney General, Siromi Turaga remains the Minister for Just
Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute receives 4 desktop computers
Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute (NATI) received timely assistance from the Ministry for i-Taukei Affairs, who handed over
13-year-old boy dies in horrific bus accident in Cunningham
A 13-year-old student has died following a horrific road accident in Cunningham yesterday afternoon. Police say the boy is alle
Live tsunami siren test at Nadawa Methodist Church from 2pm-3pm today
Residents of Nadawa are advised that there will be a live tsunami siren test from 2pm to 3pm today that will be conducted at the N
India's Modi claims victory as he heads for reduced majority
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has claimed a historic third win in a row in the country's parliamentary elections, but his ru
P&O Cruises to retire its brand in Australia, fold operations into Carnival Cruise Line
P&O Cruises Australia has announced its fleet will soon be sailing to its final berth, ceasing its operations in 2025 after more t
Civil Servants deserve to be celebrated and recognised for their unwavering commitment towards nation building - PM Rabuka
Civil Servants deserve to be celebrated and recognised for their contributions and their unwavering commitment towards nation-buil
Teachers' unions demand is 30% pay rise, we may not settle for anything less - Gounder
Our demand remains the same, and the last resort will be to take industrial action. This was highlighted by Fijian Teachers Ass