COI failures could have been avoided - Clarke
The Government and Commissions of Inquiry must do the important public work entrusted to them properly. They must act lawfully, fa
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Judge rules COI report is unlawful and null and void, and President PM and COI breached principles of natural justice
High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere has ruled that the Commission of Inquiry report into the appointment of Barbara Malimal
MP Sanjay Kirpal and Anal Ram granted bail over alleged assault
Member of Parliament Sanjay Salend Kirpal and Anal Avinash Ram have been granted bail in relation to an alleged assault that occur
Police launch active investigation into severe animal cruelty reports
SPCA Fiji says Police have launched an active investigation into recent reports of severe animal cruelty, with regional teams mobi
Repeated thefts and robberies forcing Cunningham residents to live in fear
Residents of Stage One in Cunningham, opposite the Cunningham Community Post, are living in fear and feeling unsafe in their own n
Justice Bulamainaivalu orders motion seeking return of Charters’ seized devices to be served to COMPOL today
The counsel for Charlie Charters has been ordered by High Court Judge, Justice Pita Bulamainaivalu, to serve a motion seeking the
11th political party for Fiji as Liberation of Fiji Party approved to contest 2026 general election
Fiji now has eleven political parties that will contest the 2026 general elections, following the approval of the Liberation of Fi
FHRADC welcomes action taken over alleged assault of Lautoka remand prisoner
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission welcomes the progress made by the Fiji Corrections Service and the Fiji P
USPSA raises concerns over alleged USP interference in its internal affairs
The University of the South Pacific Students’ Association (USPSA) has raised concerns over what it describes as continued interfer
MP among two men to appear in court over alleged assault
Two men will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today in relation to a case of alleged assault on Sunday.Police say the first ac
Littering fine to increase from $40 to $200 from September 1st
People caught littering in the country will face a $200 fine from 1st September, following Cabinet’s approval of changes to the li
Glitz and glamour as 70th FMF Hibiscus Festival launches in Suva
It was a night of glitz and glamour as the 70th Anniversary of the FMF Hibiscus Festival was launched last night at the Civic Cent