Rokoika calls JSC ‘grog swipers’ in High Court evidence
Evidence presented in the form of recordings in the High Court states that Acting FICAC Commissioner Lavi Rokoika hates to deal with the Judicial Services Commission who
Author: Rashika Kumar
Rokoika says she is not answerable to JSC in High Court evidence
Evidence presented in the High Court states that Acting FICAC Commissioner Lavi Rokoika does not care what the Judicial Services Commission says, as she is not answerable
Rokoika objects to witnesses in Prof. Prasad and Kamikamica's case
The hearing in the matter where former Deputy Prime Ministers Professor Biman Prasad and Manoa Kamikamica’s application for a permanent stay on the proceedings bro
Show restraint and be responsible - Consumer Council
As Cabinet is meeting to firm-up on the plan of action for the long term, if there is no resolution to the conflict in the Middle East in the near future, people acros
Flood-affected families in Nadi receive non-food relief assistance
Families affected by floods due to TC Urmil in Nadi have received much needed assistance the Commissioner Western Division delivered non-food itemsGovernment officials
Fuel supply sufficient, Cabinet to discuss long-term plans tomorrow
As the Fiji Government continues to stress that fuel supply in the country is sufficient to meet the energy needs for the next few months, the Cabinet will be meeting tom
Middle East tensions not affecting Fiji fuel supply for now, but prices rising - Pacific Energy
Major fuel company, Pacific Energy has confirmed that at this stage the events in the Middle East have no impact on their supply chain and current oil stocks in the termi
Former FijiFirst VP and Ketan Lal apply to register proposed FijiansFirst Party
Former FijiFirst Vice President Ravindran Kumaran and MP Ketan Lal have submitted their application for the registration of the proposed FijiansFirst Party as a political
Chaudhry calls for fuel tax cuts, freight subsidy review and fuel reserves audit
Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhry is urging the government to take immediate pre-emptive action to shield ordinary Fijians from the inevitable economic fallout o
Debate on FNU Amendment Bill today, FNU to move from Education Ministry to Strategic Planning Ministry
The Parliament will debate the Fiji National Amendment Bill tomorrow, which seeks to reassign the university from the Ministry of Education to the Ministry of Strategi
Bula FC ready for tough Round 4 challenge in Honiara – Krishna
Extra Bula FC captain Roy Krishna says the team is excited and ready for the challenge as they head into Round 4 of the OFC Pro League in Honiara, despite the tough
High Court orders release of COI transcripts in Malimali judicial review case
The Office of the Attorney General has been directed by the High Court to make audio recordings and transcripts of the Commission of Inquiry into Barbara Malimali's appoi
Ruling on release of COI transcripts today
High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere will decide today on whether the Office of the Attorney General will release the full transcripts of the Commission of Inquiry
Fiji has fuel supply until at least end of the month if supply stops today
Should fuel supply halt today due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, Fiji has enough supply for at least until the end of the month but should it halt in a month, we
Bala calls for faster TC Urmil assessments, stall fee waiver and proposes national unity govt
Opposition MP Parveen Bala is calling on the government to fast-track TC Urmil assessment process so that the food ration can be distributed to the flood victims and to a
Biker in hospital following accident with bus in Kinoya
A man riding a motorbike has been rushed to the CWM Hospital following an accident involving a bus at the Velau Drive junction in Kinoya on Kings Highway tonight. Poli
FCCC warns against panic buying and fuel hoarding
The FCCC is warning individuals and businesses against panic buying and hoarding fuel as supply due to the war in the Middle East remains volatile. They say hoarding c
Ketan Lal calls for 9% VAT, removing fuel tax and opening nightclubs until 5am
Opposition MP Ketan Lal is urging the Government to reduce VAT to 9 percent and also remove 20c tax on fuel as the war in the Middle East will have great impact on the li
Father charged with daughter’s murder
A 25-year-old man has been charged with the murder of his daughter.The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says the incident occurred while the man was beating
Bainimarama's reason to approve health tender was sought - former FICAC investigator
Former FICAC investigator Alifereti Wakanivesi has told the High Court in the Health Tender trial that they sought former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama's reason for a
Judge orders Charles Laxton Sundar to be taken to St Giles tomorrow
Suva High Court Judge Justice Usaia Ratuvili has ordered murder accused Charles Laxton Sundar to be taken to the St Giles Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. Sundar i