Two taxi drivers badly assaulted in separate Wainibokasi attacks
Two taxi drivers were badly assaulted in separate incidents in Wainibokasi this month, with one driver also allegedly being robbed and having his taxi stolen.Mahen Datt,
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Bua farmer calls for Police action after losing thousands of dollars to yaqona theft
A concerned farmer in Bua is calling on the Fiji Police Force to take stronger action against yaqona theft after losing thousands of dollars over the years.Iosefo Lawakel
Car engulfed in flames on Grantham Road
A car is on fire on Grantham Road this morning, with flames appearing to have started from the rear of the vehicle. A video received by fijivillage shows thick black smok
Fiji to receive US$80 million AIIB financing to boost economic resilience and climate preparedness
Fiji to receive USD$80 million from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in sovereign-backed financing to support efforts to strengthen economic resil
Former dental assistant finds success through home baking business
Leaving a stable job as a dental assistant to pursue her passion for baking was a leap of faith for Natasha Sivo, but she says it has given her the flexibility to support
Tribal Shack gives vulnerable youths a second chance through employment
A restaurant in Valelevu called Tribal Shack is giving vulnerable young people a second chance at life by providing employment, life skills and hope through their Team Gi
Fiji to face France, Croatia and Egypt at Handball Youth World Championship this week
12 young Fijian women are preparing to carry the nation’s hopes on the international stage as they compete at the International Handball Federation (IHF) Womenâ
Suva Funeral Directors denies overcrowding claims
The Ministry of Health says it will continue discussions with the privately operated Suva Funeral Directors over concerns about morgue overcrowding.However, the company h
Charters' court ruling highlights serious flaws and failures in how FICAC acted in charging him and breaching his constitutional rights
The permanent stay order on the case of Fijian and British national, Charlie Charters by High Court Judge, Justice Pita Bulamainaivalu can be described as a landmark ruli
As a government, we are committed to finding the right balance regarding Momi Bay - Vosarogo
Minister for Lands, Filimoni Vosarogo says the government will not ignore the legitimate concerns of the traditional landowners of Momi Bay regarding the 2005 land swap a
Charters - the court ruling is a win for journalism in Fiji, I'm delighted that the burden of the FICAC prosecution has been lifted off me
Fijian and British national, Charlie Charters says he is delighted that the burden of this FICAC prosecution has been lifted off him.This is after High Court Judge, Justi
Mother renews call for improved search response after private search fails to find son
The mother of missing 20-year-old Alivereti Vunakece is renewing her call for improvements to Fiji's search and rescue response after a privately organised search with vo
Investigation starts into death of Police officer in Sigatoka Town
Police are investigating the death of one of their own officers, after he was found dead in Sigatoka Town this morning. The Fiji Police Force confirmed the victim's id
Police Officer found dead in Sigatoka
The body of a man found in Sigatoka has been identified as a police officer.The Fiji Police Force confirmed the victim's identity today, stating that the circumstances su
Jason Auto & More calls for probe into alleged damage to imported vehicles
Five imported vehicles belonging to Jason Auto & More Pte Ltd have been found with what the company says appears to be deliberate scratches and vandalism, prompting the c
Concerns raised after video appears to show Muslim student singled out at Lautoka school
Concerns have been raised after a video circulating on social media appeared to show a man preaching at a prominent school in Lautoka, during which a student was singled
Next General Election could be held under a new Constitution - Turaga
The next General Election could be held under a new Constitution, with Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga saying it is possible if the constitutional review process is
Police should swiftly arrest those making threats against Fiji's peace - Turaga
Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga says if there are people making inflammatory comments against the peace of this country, then the police should be swift and take th
Woman remanded for alleged murder over fatal Samabula flat fire
A 48-year-old woman charged with murder in relation to a fatal Christmas Eve fire in Samabula last year has been remanded.Reena Devi Chand appeared before Magistrate Char
48-yr-old woman charged with murder over fatal Samabula flat fire
A 48-year-old woman has been charged with murder following a fatal fire in Levuka Street, Samabula, on Christmas Eve last year.Police say the Samabula woman allegedly cau
Kamikamica trial to begin tomorrow after court allows amended charges
The trial for former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica will begin properly tomorrow after Suva Magistrate Charles Ratakele allowed FICAC to file amended charges toda