Man in custody after allegedly murdering his wife this morning
A man is in police custody after he allegedly murdered his wife at an apartment complex along Robertson Road in Suva this morning. A report was received after 5am this
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Radrodro to be sworn-in as Minister for Education in a closed ceremony
Newly elected SODELPA Leader, Aseri Radrodro will be sworn-in as the Minister for Education again today however the swearing-in ceremony will be closed to the media. f
Radrodro to be reinstated as Minister for Education today
Newly elected SODELPA Leader, Aseri Radrodro will be reinstated as the Minister for Education today. This has been confirmed by Prime Minister and Minister for Civil S
No water for residents along Khalsa Rd junction to Colo-i-Suva since Saturday
Residents living just 15 minutes out of Suva along the Khalsa Rd junction to Colo-i-Suva have over the last couple of months been facing intermittent water supply, and ha
Supreme Court sits to give opinion to cabinet on Independent Legal Services Commission finding
The Supreme Court will give their opinion on June 28th on the matter where Cabinet has made a referral to the Court concerning the interpretation of section 105(2)(b) of
Digicel Fiji unveils Fiji’s first 5G Gaming Experience Centre at Damodar City
Digicel Fiji today launched their Damodar City Experience store, featuring Fiji’s first 5G gaming experience centre. The gaming experience centre at the Damodar
Naviyago village headman’s wife calls for suicide awareness after son’s death and other attempted cases
The wife of the village headman of Naviyago in Lautoka, Laite Kuruilase has called on people to speak out and share their problems with someone they trust instead of reso
Young man commits suicide in Nasese, please seek help if you are facing challenges
Suicide remains a silent killer in our country as cases of concern continue to emerge this year where people are resorting to end their lives. In the latest incident,
Dogs day out at Albert Park on Sunday with SPCA’s Tim Howick-Smith 1000 Paws Walk
It is a big dog day out as the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is calling on all Fijians to participate in the Tim Howick-Smith 1000 Paws Walk fro
18 to 34 years-old make up 53 percent of Fijians open to digital financial services
53 percent of consumers surveyed between the ages of 18 to 34 years-old show that the younger demographics are more open to digital financial services as revealed in the
Man to front court for alleged murder in Sakoca
A 45-year-old man who is alleged to have seriously assaulted a 38-year-old man in Sakoca resulting in his death has been charged. The man is formally charged with one
FWCC encourages bystander intervention in domestic disputes by taking appropriate safety precautions
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is greatly saddened by the tragedy of a bystander being killed at Sakoca Settlement while intervening in a domestic violence inciden
There is no disarray - 18% of students yet to redeem their bus cards 8 weeks into the term - Gavoka
The full efficient implementation of the E-ticketing process for students remains an issue as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education, Viliame Gavoka says they a
Cremation will help with overcrowded burial space - Tikoduadua
Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration Pio Tikoduadua says cremation will help with the situation of overcrowded burial spaces while speaking on the lack of burial spa
Hamaza singers One Crew Band motivated by the passion they have for singing
A group of youths from Cunningham are putting themselves out to the world with some innovative singing from their neighbourhood, and this is catching the attention of man
38-year-old man dies after intervening in a domestic dispute in Sakoca Settlement
A 38-year-old man has died after allegedly intervening in a domestic dispute in Sakoca Settlement in Tamavua yesterday morning. Assistant Commissioner of Police Operat
42 villages identified to relocate due to climate change
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission says if all 16 Pacific island countries had a Human Rights Commission, it would have made them a stronger collec
Employment Minister visits Vatukoula Gold Mine workers regarding long pending strike issue
The Fiji Mine Workers Union and people from the Vatukoula community have expressed their appreciation to the government after the Minister for Employment, Agni Deo Singh
Fiji government appoints consultants to review national minimum wage and sectoral wages
The Fiji Government through the Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations has appointed Consultants to conduct the comprehensive review of the Nationa
Relief for Nursing Association as government approves payment for nurses
Fiji Nursing Association President, Doctor Adi Alisi Vudiniabola has acknowledged the government for securing the payment for the nurses, as this has been the main issue
SODELPA split into two
SODELPA's support is split into two with some supporting the Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka to continue as the Party Leader while some have shown their support for