More than 450 police officers deployed for accused Victoria police killer
More than 450 police officers have been deployed to Porepunkah to assist in the manhunt for 54-year-old Dezi Freeman, who is belie
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Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North kicks off in Labasa
Excitement is in the air as Labasa transforms into a hub of colour, music, and celebration with the Vodafone Festival of the Frien
New washroom facility at Ra Christian Cemetery brings relief to mourners
Families and mourners visiting the Ra Christian Cemetery in Rakiraki will now benefit from a newly funded washroom facility, easin
US to stop Palestinians attending UN meeting in New York
The US says it will deny or revoke visas for Palestinian officials wishing to travel to New York next month to attend the UN Gener
Rooted in tradition, rising as leaders: Tailevu youth take the lead
The Tailevu Provincial Youth Council is instilling traditional values and identity in young people while preparing them to become
Two men in custody for aggravated robbery at Moti Street pharmacy
Two men, aged 24 and 33 years, were arrested last night for a case of aggravated robbery at a pharmacy on Moti Street. Police s
Great opinion by the Supreme Court and we respect it - Vuki
Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commision lawyer Alefina Vuki says she thinks the Supreme Court’s ruling is a great opin
Inclusive Trade Policy to support Fiji’s economic growth - Ali
Fiji’s Trade Policy Framework 2026–2035 aims to create a more inclusive, modern, and globally connected economy that benefits all
SODELPA disappointed with Supreme Court’s opinion
SODELPA lawyer Jolame Uludole says they are disappointed with the Supreme Court’s opinion. Uludole says the 1997 Constitution i
GCC acknowledges Supreme Court ruling but questions its cultural legitimacy
The Great Council of Chiefs acknowledges the Supreme Court’s advisory ruling issued today, which affirms the continued legal valid
Supreme Court outcome restores genuine democratic control of the Constitution to Fiji’s people - Prof Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says although they have yet to take legal advice on the full
Govt happy constitution amendment will require support of 2/3 of parliament and a simple majority of voters in a referendum
The Coalition Government welcomes the opinion delivered today by the Supreme Court of Fiji on the constitutional amendment questio