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A 43-year-old self-employed man residing in Cunningham, Suva who has been arrested for allegedly importing and being in possession of methamphetamine has been remanded in custody by the Nadi Magistrates Court. The
The Public Service Commission has advertised positions for 11 Permanent Secretaries that will only be available to Fijian citizens. The Ministries include Agriculture and Waterways, Civil Service, Education, Emplo
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has told the Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team that despite the criticism and negative comments about them, he believes they have what it takes to put Fiji back on top of the HSBC Worl
Leader of Opposition, Voreqe Bainimarama has not issued a public apology as at midnight last night when the 48 hours ended. This is after Bainimarama breached parliamentary privilege and was suspended for three ye
All schools are open today. The decision has been taken by Ministry of Education, in consultation with the National Disaster Management Office. The Ministry is keeping a close watch on the weather patterns, a
An 11-year-old boy is the latest road death victim after he was allegedly bumped by a vehicle driven by a 17-year-old along Queen's Road, near Veisari, Lami. Police say the suspect resides in Sigatoka and is a Prov
The heavy rain warning that was previously in force for the whole of Fiji Group is now downgraded to alert. Acting Director of Fiji Meteorological Service, Terry Atalifo says the river flood alert remains in force
Digicel Junior Bula Boys player Pawan Singh who punched an Indonesian player during an international friendly match last night is being sent home on the next available flight. The Fiji Football Association says the
Police will continue to issue advisories and hope that people will take them seriously for their own good. Police raised concerns after a video was posted on Facebook showing the villagers of Navala, Ba transportin
People are reminded that the heavy rain warning remains in force for the whole of the Fiji Group and the probability of a cyclone is very low. Acting Director of Fiji Meteorological Service, Terry Atalifo also high
Opposition Whip and FijiFirst MP Alvick Maharaj believes the decision to suspend the Leader of Opposition Voreqe Bainimarama was not fair because they were not given ample time to go through the report. /+AUDIO-821
Leader of the Opposition, Voreqe Bainimarama has been suspended from Parliament for 3 years effective from tonight. There were 27 ayes, 24 nos and 4 did not vote. This is after the Leader of the Government in
The Parliamentary Privileges Committee will report back to parliament this hour with recommendations regarding Leader of the Opposition, Voreqe Bainimarama. Following the recommendations, parliament is expected to
People living in low-lying areas and communities beside major rivers in the Western Division and flood-prone communities, are urged to move to higher ground as heavy rain is expected to continue into the night
Attorney General, Siromi Turaga confirms that the Fijian Elections Office will be conducting an internal audit of the Results Management Information System which governed the results process of the 2022 general election
The current adverse weather condition affecting the whole country is expected to persist over the Fiji Group until the weekend and the risk of river flooding and flash flooding is elevated during high tide, which is exp
A flood warning is in force for low lying areas, small streams and flood prone areas within; Tuva in Sigatoka, Nadi, Vitogo at Vakabuli in Lautoka, Ba, Nasivi in Tavua, Yaqara, Penang and Rakiraki river. A flood al
The National Disaster Management Office with the concurrence of the Minister for Education has decided that all schools across the country are to be closed from this morning due to the current adverse weather condition
A flood alert is in force for low-lying areas, small streams and flood-prone areas within Sigatoka, Tuva, Nadi, Vitogo, Ba and Nasivi Rivers. A flash flood warning remains in force for flood-prone areas from Nabouw
The Parliamentary Privileges Committee will report back to parliament today with recommendations regarding Leader of the Opposition, Voreqe Bainimarama. Following the recommendations, parliament is expected to have
