Human Rights Commission urges Police to justify and reconsider Vuda march permit denial
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling on the Fiji Police Force to provide a clear, written explanati
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21-year-old Marcus Narayan credits faith and family at USP graduation
21-year-old Marcus Jemarl Narayan who graduated today with a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance from The University of
Ratu Epeli Nailatikau laid to rest
The body of the late former President, Na Gone Turaga na iTaukei Naisogolaca Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, has been laid to rest at the s
2 women charged over toddler’s death granted bail, case moved to High Court
Two women who allegedly caused the death of a 3-year-old in a road accident have been granted bail, and the matter has been transf
Doctor Sivendra Michael and Doctor Raijeli Taga graduate with Master’s degree in Environmental Law
Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, Doctor Sivendra Michael, and Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs and E
Bail granted to father and 2 others in relation to 6-yr-old boy’s death
38-year-old Savenaca Damuni, the father of the deceased 6-year-old boy, along with Raviravi Timberyard Directors Vinay Prakash Cha
Olive Tree Mexican Restaurant opens at True Mart in Laqere, creating jobs
The opening of Grace Road's Olive Tree Mexican Restaurant at Challenge Plaza in Laqere has created around 40 job opportunities whi
Druglord dies in military custody
A drug accused also known as one of the main druglords in the country has passed away after being taken into custody by the Republ
Graduation marked by joy and reflection as UniFiji farewells Ratu Epeli Nailatikau
It was a day of celebration for graduands at the University of Fiji as they prepared to receive their qualifications, but the occa
Ratu Epeli will be remembered as the servant of the people - Roko Tui Bau
To the nation, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau was a symbol of selfless humanity—a champion for the underprivileged. Though born into a lega
Third cane payment of $10.91/tonne brings relief to farmers
Relief for sugarcane farmers as the third cane payment of $10.91 per tonne has been paid today, three days in advance of the previ
Nasinu Town Council installs solar-powered CCTV to combat crime
To improve security and combat crime, solar-powered smart CCTV surveillance posts are being set up in key areas by the Nasinu Town