Police investigate dog brutally hacked to death in Labasa
Police are investigating an incident in Labasa where a dog was brutally hacked to death at Naleba School Compound yesterday. Police says statements are being recorded.
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Gokals warehouse fire probe in final stage, street closure to end in two weeks
Investigations into the Gokals warehouse fire in Toorak last month is almost in the final stage and is expected to conclude in the next two weeks. This has been confir
Heavy rain and strong wind alerts in force for several parts of Fiji until tomorrow night
A heavy rain alert is now in force for Nadi, Lautoka, Ba and Rakiraki, Yasawa and Mamanuca group, Lau and Lomaiviti group, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands. The Nadi
Man accused of wounding another man on Terry Walk further remanded in custody
The man who allegedly wounded another man on Terry Walk in Suva last year has been further remanded in custody by the Suva Magistrates Court. 53-year-old Sireli Cava h
Madigibuli maintains self-representation, applies for bail
Apisai Madigibuli, who allegedly killed his wife at an apartment complex along Robertson Road in Suva in April last year, has maintained that he will be representing hims
IDC tournament back in Ba after 15 years
Ba will be hosting the 2025 FMF Inter-District Championship as the floodlights will be installed at the 4R Stadium for night games. This comes as the tournament was ea
Drug testing may be introduced during Fiji Secondary Schools Football Championship
Drug testing may be introduced during the Extra Fiji Secondary School Football Football Championship 2025 as the Association is reinforcing its commitment to a drug-free
53 alleged breaches found during FCCC post-budget inspections
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has uncovered 53 alleged breaches during its nationwide post-budget inspections, with businesses accused of failing to pass
FNU writes off $9.9M after audit exposes major failures in Naiyaca Campus project
The Fiji National University has written off $9.9 million because the Naiyaca Campus project in Labasa could not be salvaged and an independent audit by KPMG has uncovere
Fiji Human Rights Commission calls on state to uphold freedom of religion
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is urging the State to respect and protect the constitutional and international rights to freedom of religion, co
All parties ready for Supreme Court hearing on constitution amendment and interpretation provisions
All parties in the matter where the Cabinet has sought Supreme Court's opinion on the interpretation and application of the amendment provisions of the 2013 Constitution
Calls made to fix Parliament delays, space shortages, and boost resources
Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs and Standing Committee Chair, Lenora Qereqeretabua, has called for urgent reforms to strengthen parliamentary oversight and operati
Naivalurua acknowledges AFP support in disrupting drug networks
Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua has acknowledged the support of the Australian Federal Police, particularly the secondment of AFP officers to support the work of t
26 refugees living in Fiji, 18 employed - Naupoto
26 people are living in Fiji as refugees, of whom 18 are employed. This was confirmed in Parliament by Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupoto, who highlighted that fr
Young Kulas crash out of OFC U-16 Women’s Championship after 6-0 loss to New Caledonia
The Young Kulas have been knocked out of semi-final contention at the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship after suffering a heavy 6-0 defeat to New Caledonia in Apia, Sa
Nalumisa blames lack of political will for stalled Viti Levu master plans, Kumar says COVID caused the delay
Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa says the Strategic Master Plan for Viti Levu and the Concept Master Plan for Greater Suva, Nadi, and Lautoka which was formal
Unbeaten Rewa set for BOG semi-final clash with defending champs Lautoka
Fan favourites Rewa are gearing up for an exciting semi-final of the Extra Battle of the Giants tournament at Subrail Park after being the only team to win all their grou
Every public service broadcast grant will be tied to measurable public outcomes - Tabuya
Newly appointed Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya says every public service broadcast grant which totals $11 million will now be tied to measurable public outcomes.
Prof Prasad highlights FDB growth while Kumar says the bank is struggling to meet its mandate
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has confirmed that the Fiji Development Bank’s total customer base increased to 9,711 custome
Turaga stopped from commenting on $2B meth case in Parliament
Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga was stopped from making any comments in Parliament today on the recent conviction of Justin Ho and 8 others in the $2 billion methamphe
Vosarogo urges State land lessees to pay up as govt is owed $33.5 million
As the government is owed almost $33.5 million in arrears from State lease, Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo is encouraging all lessees to make full use of the amnest