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Former FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali's leave for judicial review against the President, Prime Minister and Attorney General has been granted by Suva High Court Judge Justice, Dane Tuiqereqere today. This app
The Yellow Ribbon Walk is more than a symbolic gesture — it is a movement that challenges us to embrace change, not only in the lives of those who have stumbled, but also in how we perceive them as a society. Dep
Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama told High Court Judge Justice Daniel Goundar in a special court hearing this morning that his pension should have been calculated based on his full salary, not the 20 percent re
Chief Justice Salesi Temo has asked the interveners in the matter where government has sought the opinion of the Supreme Court on questions relating to the interpretation or application of the 2013 Constitution, if the
Those offended by the comments can take it up. Those are the comments from Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka after serious concerns raised by some people regarding the comments of the Commissioner of Inquiry, David A
There has been no consideration for an out of court settlement with Barbara Malimali. Those are the words of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka today when fijivillage News asked why the State is trying to make an out
29-year-old Pranesh Sharma and 31-year-old Ria Ramira Chandra who are charged in relation to a case of alleged sextortion have been remanded in custody and will appear in court again next Friday. The two appeared b
Fiji Corrections Service Principal Corrections Officer Jone Sigavou says the percentage of inmates re-offending and reintegrating into the community had decreased before the COVID-19 pandemic, compared to 15 to 20 years
Parliament has officially passed the 2025–2026 National Budget, with 75 percent of Members of Parliament voting in favour of the budget, matching the support recorded last year. /+ARTICLE-306568+ARTICLE/ /+
Inmate Aisake Qiolele is grateful to the Fiji Corrections Service for the Yellow Ribbon Project as he now has a source of income by selling his paintings at the Tagimoucia Art Gallery. Qiolele has been serving more
The 18-year-old high school student who allegedly caused the death of a man in his 20s at an apartment complex in Suva earlier this month will have his bail hearing on the 23rd of July. Rihaal Kumar appeared before
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua wing Ponipate Loganimasi has been called up by the First Nations Pasifika XV squad for Tuesday’s match against the British & Irish Lions in Melbourne. Loganimasi adds to the squadâ€
Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj has criticised the chairperson of Pacific Polytech for sending an email questioning the scrutiny of government funding allocated to the institute and while calling the email “childish†a
This budget is not visionary – it is short-term survival funded by debt, and ordinary Fijians are the ones paying the price. Opposition MP Virendra Lal made this statement while opposing the 2025–2026 National
Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has outlined major developments for the Fiji Police Force, including plans for body-worn cameras, station upgrades, the recruitment of 1000 new officers, and support received through
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says this is not a ‘panic budget’, as described by the Leader of the Opposition, but the panic is from the Opposition. While giving his Righ
Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya says the VAT cut is not a cure but it is a band-aid solution to the cost of living problem. While opposing the 2025-2026 National Budget in Parliament, Koya says the real cure is to grow m
We can all agree that no budget is perfect — just as nothing in life or this world truly is. Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo highlighted this while supporting the 2025/2026 National Bu
Minister of Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru has called for investments to build a new stadium in the Western division. Saukuru was responding to the media when asked about the deplorable condition of the HFC Bank St
For a sustainable sugar industry, farmers who produce less than 100 tonnes and show little potential for improvement may be moved out of cane farming while more support will be directed to middle-tier farmers producing
