Bus company temporarily fixes potholes on Lami Bridge
In a gesture of good will and the benefit for the people of Lami, Shore Buses has temporarily fixed potholes on Lami Bridge. In a facebook post, the company says the p
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All Blacks ready to defend Eden Park legacy against England
As the All Blacks prepare to defend their fortress at Eden Park against England, coach Scott Robertson has acknowledged the legacy the All Blacks must uphold. The All
Indian billionaire heir Anant Ambani weds at lavish, star-studded ceremony
After seven months of extravagant pre-wedding celebrations, Anant Ambani, the son of India’s richest man, completed his long-awaited marriage to pharmaceutical hei
Blow for England as Furbank ruled out with injury
England have been hit by a late blow as they prepare to make history at Eden Park and square the series against the All Blacks, with fullback George Furbank ruled out due
Two 15-year-old students questioned for alleged drug possession at school
Two 15-year-old students have been questioned for allegedly possessing methamphetamine and marijuana on school premises. Assistant Commissioner of Police – Oper
Team Fiji arrives in Paris for Olympic Games preparations
Team Fiji has arrived safely in Paris, France for the Olympic Games. They were greeted by Team Fiji Administration Attache’ Julian Vulakoro and ONOC Chief Techn
Two 15-year-old students questioned for alleged drug possession at school
Two 15-year-old students have been questioned for allegedly possessing methamphetamine and marijuana on school premises. Assistant Commissioner of Police – Oper
FCCC assesses if duty protections on items are benefiting consumers
The FCCC is currently looking at the price of items that currently enjoy duty protection to assess whether those tax concessions and the benefits are indeed passed on to
Parliament passes 10 budget consequential bills
Parliament has passed 10 2024-2025 National Budget consequential bills this morning. These budget amendment bills include Tax Administration Bill 2009, Income Bill 201
Tikoisuva is Acting DPP
Nancy Tikoisuva has been appointed as the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions. This has been confirmed by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. They
Human Rights Comm files complaints as LGBTIQ+ community member allegedly driven to suicide following cyberbullying
Following allegations that a member of the LGBTIQ+ community was driven to take their own life after getting cyberbullied, the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commis
Unethical pricing practices have lowered - Abraham
A warning is being issued to supermarkets and traders regarding unethical practices where FCCC CEO Joel Abraham has told traders that if they are thinking of doing someth
St Giles lacks capacity to rehabilitate drug addicts - Volatabu
As actions are being taken to tackle the drug issue in the country, concerns are being raised that the Saint Giles Psychiatric Hospital is not capable and does not have t
Govt exploring options to reduce cost of living, decision expected soon – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the Government has looked at all options to ensure the cost of living is reduced and the Deputy
Rabuku to vacate Acting DPP Office at midnight
John Rabuku will not be the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions from midnight as he has received his letter from the Office of the President for the revocation of his
Jalal criticizes Acting DPP for ignoring Supreme Court opinion
International Human Rights lawyer, Imrana Jalal says it is beyond extraordinary to her, and a complete violation of the rule of law that a senior law official, a trained
Turaga highlights strategic measures to combat money laundering and terrorism financing
Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga says addressing the challenges posed by money laundering and terrorism financing is critical due to their complex and evolving nature
Inmate at Suva Women's Correction Centre gives birth to baby girl
An inmate at the Suva Women’s Correction Centre has given birth to a baby girl and the inmate will continue breastfeeding her baby until she deems it fit for her m
There can be no returning to the dark days of tyranny – AG
Attorney General Graham Leung says there can be no returning to the dark days of tyranny where agents of the State were routinely sent to the homes of people who disagree
Not Govt’s sole responsibility to financially sustain the welfare of social welfare recipients - Tabuya
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya says it is not the sole responsibility of the Government to financially sustain the welfare of our social
VAT increase essential for welfare, healthcare, and debt reduction - Kiran
Without the VAT increase, they could not pay for increased welfare allowances, for better health care and could not bring down the Government debt that stands in the way