What was in that drink served to the 7 tourists last month?
The Ministry of Health is referring the issue of the alleged drink spiking incident at the Warwick Resort in December, to the Ministry of Tourism. When asked by fijivi
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13 serious accidents recorded this year
The Fiji Police Force have recorded 13 serious accidents in the last 13 days which raises serious concerns for both drivers and pedestrians. Police Director of Traffic
COI Commissioner clarifies Prime Minister Rabuka was not given a 'grilling'
Commissioner of Inquiry, Justice David Ashton Lewis clarifies that Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka was not subjected to a “grilling†during his two-hour sessio
Pryde confirms he will return to the office next week
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde confirms he has advised the Official Secretary to the President that he will formally resume his duties as DPP next Mon
Trial for Bainimarama and Qiliho’s abuse of office case set for 2 June to 11 July
The trial date in the matter where former Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho's allegedly made unwarranted demands to
Employers raise concerns as new bill proposes double pay on public holidays and alternative day off
Employers in Savusavu have raised concerns about a newly proposed Employment Relations Bill which provides double pay and an alternative day off for employees working on
Consultations to repeal automatic progression starts Thursday - Radrodro
Over the past years automatic progression has created a culture of complacency amongst students, teachers and parents, therefore the Ministry of Education will conduct co
Navua man in custody for being in possession of illicit drugs
An unemployed man of Tokotoko, Navua is in custody after he was arrested last night for being in possession of illicit drugs. Police say a total of 171 dried plants be
From farm to market: A mother’s commitment to her children’s future
Mereoni Solei, from Naqarawai Village in Namosi, says farming has played a vital role in supporting and shaping the education of her three children. Solei says the gov
Parents out in numbers getting their children ready for the new school year
The Capital City was a hive of activity today as parents and guardians turned out in numbers to get their children ready for the new school year. This is after the gov
Nasinu Town Council to install 40 surveillance cameras to improve safety and curb illegal littering by mid February
In a move to improve public safety and curb illegal littering the Nasinu Town Council has announced they will be installing 40 new surveillance cameras at litter hotspot
We will have to confront drug kingpins - Naivalurua
Drug kingpins is a big issue and that's one of the major fronts that we will have to confront. Newly appointed Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua highlighted t
Ministry of Finance makes early payment of $40.4 million in Back-to-School Support
Good news for parents as the Back-to-School Support payment for the 2025 school year has been processed and paid, ahead of the initially announced date for Wednesday to g
Opposition G9 Ministers and Assistant Ministers to now vote for Govt – PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Opposition Group of 9 Ministers and Assistant Ministers will now vote for the Government. While responding to questions by fiji
Dialogue Fiji criticises Cabinet expansion as fiscally irresponsible and morally indefensible
Dialogue Fiji says they are deeply concerned by the Prime Minister’s decision to expand the Cabinet to an unprecedented size of 36 Ministers and Assistant Minister
Naivalurua sworn in as Minister for Policing, Naupoto as Minister for Immigration, Bulitavu as Environment and Climate Change
Former Police Commissioner and former senior military officer, Ioane Naivalurua has been sworn in as the Minister for Policing at the State House. Former Army Commande
Naivalurua expected to be Minister for Policing, Naupoto for Minister for Immigration and Bulitavu to come in as Minister for Climate Change
Former Police Commissioner and former senior military officer, Ioane Naivalurua is expected to be sworn in as the Minister for Policing and former Army Commander and form
New payroll system transition causes delay as civil servants express concern over delayed salaries
Following concerns raised by many civil servants about delays in the payment of their salaries which was scheduled for today, the Ministry of Finance says all pay have be
140 youths living on Suva streets
A recent profiling exercise by the Ministry of Youth and Sports has identified 140 youths living on Suva streets, including 40 women and eight children under the age of 1
Former President to give evidence to COI tomorrow
Former President, Ratu Wiliame Katonivere will give evidence to the Commission of Inquiry tomorrow regarding the appointment of the FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali.
Corrections Commissioner back in office
Commissioner of Fiji Corrections Service, Doctor Jalesi Nakarawa is back in office today after returning from his leave. Dr Nakarawa confirmed he was on leave after he