Man passes away after tree fell on him
A man in his 40s has died after the tree he was tying to be pulled by a machine fell on him. Police say the incident happened yesterday at Wacawaca Settlement, Nayarab
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11 community caterers recognized for providing 26,000 meals to students under DIVA’s Love Meal Program
Eleven community caterers of DIVA for Equality who assisted in providing meals to affected students under the Love Meal Program last year were recognized for their hard w
5 Police officers who allegedly placed meth in a man's car granted bail
Five Police officers who are charged with allegedly placing methamphetamine in a vehicle belonging to a 23 year old man in Suva in May last year have been granted bail.
Japan to provide $200 million loan to Fiji
The Japanese government will provide a $200 million emergency loan to Fiji for COVID-19 response. The emergency loan support will enable the government implement its p
6 Police officers to appear in court for allegedly placing meth in a car
6 Police officers will be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court today charged with allegedly placing methamphetamine in a vehicle belonging to a 23 year old man in Suva
3 boys to front court for multiple counts of breaching curfew, aggravated robbery and theft
3 boys aged 13 and 15 years facing multiple counts of aggravated robbery and theft will be produced in the Nadi Magistrates Court today. The boys were allegedly commit
Police have received permit application for FTUC march and rally - ACP Khan
Police Chief of Operations, ACP Abdul Khan says he can confirm receipt of the permit application by the Fiji Trade Union Congress for their march and rally on May 1st thi
Over 5,600 people have acquired Fijian citizenship since 2013
Over 5,600 people have acquired Fijian citizenship since 2013. According to Fiji’s first-ever Migration Profile Report, most immigrants are from Australia, Paki
Fiji maintains clean up and independent investigation into Mahmood Khan’s report is needed before the grant is released
The University of the South Pacific maintains that it will not engage publicly on its recruitment processes or policies in respect to individual contracts after allegatio
Brawl involving students of Nadi school to be investigated - Akbar
An investigation into a brawl between students of a school in Nadi will be investigated by the Education Ministry and the students involved will be taken to task. This
Over 222,000 Fijians living abroad
Over 222,000 people who were born in Fiji are living abroad. This has been revealed in Fiji’s first ever Migration Profile Report titled “Migration in the
5 boys being questioned for their alleged involvement in a series of break-ins in Namaka
Five boys aged 13 to 16 years are currently being questioned in relation to a series of house and car break-ins in the Namaka area. Police spokesperson Ana Naisoro con
Number of voters per polling station increased from 500 to 650 from the next general elections
The number of voters per polling station has been increased from 500 to 650 from the next general elections. In approving the recommendation of the Fijian Elections Of
Expect additional traffic as Ratu Mara Road from Lakeba Street to Shalimar Street will be reduced to 2 lanes from 2.30pm to 8pm
If you are travelling towards Suva or will be on your way towards Nausori along Kings Highway this afternoon, please look for alternative routes as additional traffic is
USP says staff contracts are matters between an employer and employee and not for public scrutiny
The University of the South Pacific says it will not engage publicly on its recruitment processes or policies in respect to individual contracts. USP says staff contra
Association of USP Staff Women’s Wing and FWCC demand PM to withdraw comments and to apologise
The Association of the USP Staff Women’s Wing and the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre are calling for Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama to retract his comments
PM says he is not making misogynistic comments but questioning why appointment process was not followed
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says the University of the South Pacific Council needs to do a good clean up at USP and he is raising the question on why the position
PM calls Biman Prasad to ask his wife to resign and hopes USP Council does a good clean up
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has called on the National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad to help in combatting corruption at the University of the So
TISI Sangam to continue assisting affected students with lunches
TISI Sangam will continue to provide free lunches to students who are still struggling due to the effects of COVID-19 and the recent cyclones this year. President Sada
DPP lawyer to re-look at charges against woman who allegedly assisted husband in alleged rape cases
High Court Judge, Justice Thushara Rajasinghe has asked the state lawyer to re-look at the charges against a woman who allegedly assisted her husband in two alleged rape
3 people including a 5 month old baby die in early morning fire in Sabeto
Three people including a 5-month-old baby passed away in a house fire in Nadele in Sabeto, Nadi this morning. Police say the three were trapped inside the house. T