Deans: QVS beats Grammar 17-15 after last minute try from Buisena
Queen Victoria School winger Paul Buisena has secured the U14 title for his school after a last minute try in the corner sent Suva Grammar School packing 17-15. QVS to
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Police look into inappropriate social media content amid growing public concern
Police are looking into the circulation of inappropriate content on social media, following public calls for accountability for those sharing such material. In a state
Raikadroka says the hardest thing was the feeling of abandonment, being left and unwanted, and she had a lot of anger
Our family broke down when I was about 1 year old, my family was deported from Australia back to Fiji. Musician, lawyer, and survivor, Natalie Raikadroka highlighted t
Yat Sen Secondary School student Aditi Naidu calls for action as Fiji faces growing HIV crisis
Yat Sen Secondary School Aditi Naidu is stepping up to raise awareness about Fiji’s escalating HIV epidemic, urging communities to break the silence, challenge sti
A few Methodist Church Ministers terminated for behaviour issues
Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma General Secretary, Reverend Dr. Jolame Lasawa has raised serious concerns about some church ministers smoking, consuming excessive gro
Compain raises concerns as she continues to get emergency supplies for women’s maternal health
International Women’s Association Fiji President, Judy Compain is raising serious concerns again on where is the money for medicine and consumables for the public
35-year-old Ravula overcomes drug addiction with support from Empower Pacific
35-year-old Luke Ravula calls Empower Pacific a blessing in disguise, after receiving the support and counselling that helped him overcome years of drug addiction, crime,
King’s Counsel says immunity provisions not under challenge
Kings Counsel Brent Walker says immunity provisions in the 2013 Constitution are not directly under challenge in the matter where Cabinet is seeking the Supreme Courtâ
It will take women voters and male advocates to have Fiji’s first woman PM – Tabuya
Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya says that for Fiji to have a woman Prime Minister, two things are crucial - women voting for women leaders and strong male advocate
48-year-old man charged with alleged theft of more than $120,000
A 48-year-old man has been charged by the Criminal Investigation Department’s Major Fraud and Economic Crime Unit for his alleged involvement in the theft of over
You are a court, not constitution makers – Amicus Curiae
You are a court, not constitution makers, and you can’t determine the best constitution for the people of Fiji. While making submissions in the matter where the
‘Survivor’ 49 shot in Fiji include former Marvel Exec Nate Moore, season premieres on CBS next month
“Survivor†which was shot in Fiji is back for Season 49 — its final outing with new contestants before next spring’s landmark 50th season, whic
Supreme Court to give opinion on 2013 Constitution amendment provisions before Sept 5th
The Supreme Court will give their opinion on the questions by the Cabinet on the interpretation and application of the amendment provisions of the 2013 Constitution on no
Singh, Chand and Kiran charged with alleged theft of more than $1M released on bail
Aneesh Sagar Singh, Avinesh Chand and Usha Kiran who are charged with alleged theft of more than $1 million from Superb Distributors between 2017 and 2022, have been rele
74.8% of Alcohol and Other Drugs cases that Empower Pacific has dealt with involve men
74.8 percent of Alcohol and Other Drugs cases that Empower Pacific has dealt with involve men, with the majority aged 18 to 25 years and 26 to 35 years, while women are m
3 to appear in court for alleged theft of over $1M
Two men and a woman who are charged with alleged theft of more than $1 million between 2017 and 2022, will appear in the Lautoka Magistrates Court today. Two of the ac
Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to hear the Constitution matter – Law Society King’s Counsel
The Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to hear the Constitution matter by answering the three questions before it, and it must be careful about what it is being invited to
Nawaikula’s group concerned after refusal of march permit application for Thursday
Former SODELPA parliamentarian and lawyer, Niko Nawaikula confirms that the government has advised that the request for their public procession this Thursday to protest a
AFP officers to extract information from Bainimarama’s phone
State Counsel Laisani Tabuakuro has informed the High Court in the trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho that A
Families earning over $30,000 to be removed from PRB flats
If families living in Public Rental Board flats are found to be earning more than the threshold limit of $30,000, they will have to be removed from the flats. While sp
Waseroma Prasad of Lajonia gains appreciation for singing kirtan during Krishna Janmashtami
Waseroma Ramalesi Prasad, also known as Waseroma Junior from Lajonia, Labasa, has gained appreciation for singing kirtans during the Hindu festival of Krishna Janmashtami