Eleven locations have been identified for the first round of face to face public consultations on the draft Police Bill. It will start tomorrow at the Lomaiviti Provin
Police Constable Uraia Ratu has been commended for calmly convincing two men wanted for arrest to surrender themselves. Ratu was off duty when he received a group mess
Police Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan says a lot of businesses have CCTV capabilities in busy municipalities and they have made requests for their cameras to be
Youth for Integrity Fiji says they appreciate the Fijian Government being sincere in its intention but the Draft Police Bill is presented during an extremely challenging
15 students of a school in Tailevu have been questioned and released for their alleged involvement in an assault case involving 14 junior students. Police say the seni
Police exhumed the body of a 7-year-old girl in Tavua yesterday after she was buried without a death certificate issued by the Ministry of Health. Spokesperson, Ana Na
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has today confirmed that it has received a complaint from a 50-year-old man from Sigatoka who alleged that he was verb
Police are still investigating the matter where the Ministry of Education had filed a complaint against Ben Padarath and Padarath filing a report against the Minister for
A man who allegedly stole more than $8,500 from a shop has been further remanded by the Suva High Court. Atueta Balekana is charged with two counts of aggravated robbe
A Catholic Priest in Levuka who was charged with Disobedience of Lawful Orders has been acquitted after the prosecution could not provide reliable and credible evidence.
The body of a woman in her 50s was found inside her Sigatoka home last night. Police say she was staying alone in her home located along Korotogo Back Road. Accordi
Police have recovered the body of a man in his 60s from Nakorokula village in Nadroga who was reported missing on Tuesday. The elderly man went out fishing alone on a
It has now been confirmed that only rural and maritime areas like Rotuma, Yasawa, Kadavu, Ovalau, Taveuni and the Lau group will have face to face consultations on the fi
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights says this is not the time to rush and pass a Draft Police Bill that gives the Police more powers over individuals when cases of police b
Police have conducted their inspection on the Wailoku Community Police Post as it is close to the river and could fall into it after a landslide during heavy rain. The
Police are not commenting on why it has become so necessary to search a crime scene and seize potential evidence without a warrant as stated in the draft Police Bill.
Soqosoqo Vakamarama iTaukei is calling for immediate consultations from owners of the Draft Police Bill. Representative Adi Finau Tabakaucoro says at the moment their
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has confirmed to fijivillage that the government has retracted consultations on the Draft Police Bill.
Land Transport Authority CEO, Samuel Simpson says the Fiji Police Force will be visiting Ratu Navula College to book students who have allegedly caused damage to a school
Face to face public consultations for the draft Police Bill are expected to start on the 15th of this month however some groups like the National Federation Party say the
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says draconian provisions of the draft Police Bill if enacted by Parliament will turn Fiji into a Police State wh