Fuel price rise will have direct impact on prices of goods and services - FCEF
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is calling on the Government to clearly communicate its plans and messaging, in relation to the fuel crisis, and FCEF CEO, E
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Bus operators call for urgent relief after significant fuel price increase
The Fiji Bus Operators Association has formally written to the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Transport requesting urgent intervention to address the signific
Come forward with concrete evidence - COMPOL on Constable Racagi murder
Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu is calling on the members of the public to come forward with concrete evidence in relation to the murder of 24 year old Constable P
Doctor says Tawase heard voices telling him to desecrate Samabula Temple
Acting Senior Medical Officer at Saint Giles Hospital, Dr Christine Chand, says that Samuela Tawase, told them during an interview that the voices in his head told him to
Ecuadorians in Vatia cocaine case claim cartel forced them to transport drugs
The defence counsel for the 4 Ecuadorian nationals accused in the $3 billion Vatia cocaine bust have alleged that their clients were kidnapped by a drug cartel a
Sayed-Khaiyum opposes Referendum Bill provisions as it restricts public discussion
The National Referendum Bill stops every single opportunity for any Fijian to discuss the proposed referendum, according to former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Kha
Heavy monitoring of vessels coming in from Kadavu after incidents of people caught bringing in marijuana to Suva
Police continue to heavily monitor the shipping vessels coming in from Kadavu after recent incidents of people caught bringing in marijuana to Suva from Kadavu.fijivillag
Budget leaves the Govt with very little room to handle unexpected needs for extra spending - IMF
The quality of public spending is crucial, and further increases in the size of the Fijian government should be avoided. Untargeted subsidies or price caps would be very
Immunity in $3B Vatia cocaine case conditional - ODPP
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says immunity offered to those accused in the Vatia $3 billion cocaine bust is conditional and each accused person an
6 Namaka Police officers charged in relation to Mock's death
Six police officers based at the Namaka Police Station in January 2025 have been formally charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock.It is alleged that Mock died in
Sina Kami expresses gratitude for high support for charity walk
Co-founder of Walk On Walk Strong Fiji (WOWS Kids Fiji), Sina Kami, has expressed her gratitude for the generous donations that supported the Communications Fiji Foundati
Drua suffer fourth loss after 40-15 defeat to Blues
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua suffered their fourth loss of the season after going down 40-15 to the Blues in round 7 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific at Eden Park
Huge support for CFL Foundation Charity Walk
Members of the public turned up in large numbers to support the Communications Fiji Foundation Charity Walk, which is currently underway from Nausori to Suva.The Charity
Constable Racagi's alleged murderers granted bail
42-year-old Keni Salawai and 20-year-old Jope Seniloli, who are charged with the alleged murder of 24-year-old Police Constable Peniasi Racagi in Lami, have been granted
Vasu lodges police complaint against PS Navakamocea
Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, has formally lodged a complaint with the Fiji Police Force to investigate allegations made against him in the public domain.P
Citizens called to sign petition to oppose proposed TNG Waste-to-Energy incinerator in Saweni, Vuda
Serious concerns are being raised regarding a proposed Australian company's TNG Waste-to-Energy incinerator in Saweni, Vuda, and a group of concerned citizens known asÂ
Police continue to investigate 5 separate body finds from December last year to last month
Police are still investigating five separate body finds from December last year to last month.  This includes two murders where no one has been charged as yet.When
Health Tender process was compromised - former Director of Fiji Procurement Office
The former Director of the Fiji Procurement Office, Millie Low has today informed the court that the health tender process was compromised.Low took the stand as a State w
Police can prosecute parents for negligence if their children live on the streets - Kuruleca
Permanent Secretary for Women, Children and Social Protection Selina Kuruleca says Police can now prosecute parents for negligence if their children continue to live on t
PSC Chair describes Navakamocea's behaviour as unacceptable
Chair of the Public Service Commission, Luke Rokovada, has described the behaviour of Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Jone Navakamocea as “unacce
TB and HIV co-infection jumps from 7% in 2022 to 41% last year - Ravunawa
Tuberculosis and HIV co-infection rates in Fiji have risen sharply from 7 percent in 2022 to 41 percent in 2025.Assistant Minister for Health, Penioni Ravunawa highlighte