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Police are calling on drivers to be careful while driving on our roads. This after four vehicles were involved in two different accidents along Rewa Street and Grantham Road early this morning. An eye witness told Fiji
The Prime Minister, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama is hopeful that the Marist Brothers Old Boys Mobilized 2010 Forum in October this year will send a strong positive message about our country. The mobilised Forum will be
A month and a day. That is the only time left for News Limited to sell off 90 percent of it's shares in Fiji Times Limited. There are revelations today that Fiji Times had asked for more time from Government to
All religious gatherings by the Fiji Police Force has been put on hold by the Acting Commissioner of Police since taking up office on Wednesday. In a press conference this afternoon, Joeli Baleilevuka said he met with h
Amendments have been made to the Media Decree by the President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau following cabinet's approval last week which sees clear exemptions for organisations that distribute information through newslett
Police and fire-fighters are still trying to determine the cause of a fire at a residence at Alladyce Road in Domain that has left tenants shocked. Police understand that the house was empty when the fire started adding
A woman who killed her new born baby on the early hours of 26th February last year and is now two months pregnant has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the Lautoka High Court. Merewalesi Baleiniusiladi was charged
Three men charged with the alleged murder of a Lautoka shopkeeper have been remanded in custody by the Lautoka Magistrates Court. The three Noa Rafaele, Sireli Lilo and Iliesa Vakabua have been charged with one count o
Police are hunting for four men who were involved in a robbery at the Kundan Singh Supermarket in Tamavua last night. The men armed with cane knives and pinchbars entered the supermarket and threatened the employees bef
Next Tuesday will be a very special day for the country as well as the decedents of the first Whippy ever to step foot in Fiji, as there will be an unveiling ceremony of the first Whippy, David Whippy's tombstone by
The Chief Executive Officer for the Consumer Council of Fiji, Premila Kumar will still remain in her post as the CEO of the Council. Earlier last month, it was confirmed that Kumar tendered in her resignation. However,
The Natabua High School along with the ex scholars committee are gearing up for their 80th anniversary that is set to kick off in September. President of the old scholars association Ledua Vakaloloma said former student
The outgoing Commissioner of the Fiji Police Force Commodore Esala Teleni has encouraged all senior officers of the Police Force to support the new Commissioner. According to the Fiji Police website, in an emotional fa
The Tailevu Provincial Council presented a "vakavinavinaka" to Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama in Suva yesterday to thank the government for the development works in the province. The delegation wa
Two men and three women charged with the alleged abduction and rape of a 23 year old woman have been given time to file affidavits on their bail application by the High Court. The five, Jack Prasad, Christopher Sharma,
Hundreds of former Marist Brothers High School scholars will this evening launch their MOBilise 2010 conference, a forum which aims at helping their former school. MOBilise 2010 committee member Joe Rayawa said the annu
Outgoing Police Commissioner Commodore Esala Teleni has reminded members of the Disciplined Forces that they must remain effective and relevant as human security is becoming more and more important today. During a farew
Newly elected Solomon Islands Prime Minister Danny Philip said isolating Fiji from the Pacific Islands Leaders Forum is a big mistake. The Solomon Star reports that Philip spoke on the issue of Fiji and stressed that h
A former Accounts Clerk at the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption appeared in the Suva Magistrates court yesterday facing 37 charges brought against her by FICAC. Marica Rokotavaga appeared before Magistrat
The Ministry of Social Welfare, Women and Poverty Alleviation has received total of forty four complaints this month alone about people who should not be under the social welfare assistance scheme. Permanent Secretary,
