SPCA Fiji to lodge Police complaint over viral video of dog being thrown by a teenager
SPCA Fiji will lodge a formal complaint with Police after a disturbing video went viral showing a teenager grabbing one of the dog
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Kamikamica consulting lawyers over legal options after FICAC case
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says he is consulting his lawyers over possible legal options following his successful no-c
Lack of AI laws creating challenges for organisations - WAF Team Leader Cyber Security
The lack of specific legislation governing artificial intelligence in Fiji is creating challenges for organisations trying to deve
BSP launches BSP eDollar, Fiji’s first bank-backed electronic wallet
The Bank of South Pacific (BSP) has launched BSP eDollar, becoming the first bank in Fiji to introduce a bank-backed electronic wa
LTA warns Fijians against fake Traffic Infringement Notice scam
People are being warned not to fall victim to a scam text message falsely claiming to be a Traffic Infringement Notice from the La
Mother demands answers after 16-year-old daughter allegedly slapped by teacher
A frustrated mother has raised concerns after her 16-year-old daughter was allegedly slapped by a teacher at Gospel High School la
Funeral of Sigatoka man who died following an alleged assault to be held tomorrow
The funeral of 38-year-old Vimal Nand who died following an alleged assault will he held in Kulukulu, Sigatoka tomorrow. Police sa
Fiji prepared to go to polls under current Constitution if reform process not completed - Sitiveni Rabuka
The Government is prepared to hold the next General Election under the current Constitution if the proposed constitutional amendme
Technical blunder causes fictitious general elections date to be published mistakenly on the FEO website
A technical blunder seems to have caused a fictitious general elections date being used for an internal training session, to be pu
No-case-to-answer ruling in health tender trial set for October 1st
The ruling on the no-case-to-answer application in the health tender trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Att
Four arrested in Lautoka drug raids
Four people have been arrested following two separate drug raids conducted by the Joint Task Force in Lautoka.Assistant Commission
Government yet to name substantive Attorney-General, PM says Hemendra Nagin not considered yet
The Government is yet to identify a substantive Attorney-General, with the search continuing for someone who can manage the worklo