The trial for the man who allegedly murdered his father in Manoca, Nausori, in 2022 will begin in March.

A man accused for rape pleaded with the court today for bail so he can attend to his wife who is in labour.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party has formally communicated with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka challenging the grounds for the dismissal of Aseri Radrodro as Education Minister.

As Fiji Police Force heightens its investigation into the discovery of over four tonnes of methamphetamine in the Nadi, focus is now also on its intended market.

The newly appointed administration of the iTaukei Land Trust Board is actively working to strengthen its ties with landowners across the country.

Fifty-six-year-old- old Alipate Vuki today testified that the decision to bury seven-year-old Alanieta Naituva on the same day as her passing was solely that of the parents, Ruci Kalokalo and Laisiasa Rokobici.

The Suva High Court was informed this morning that accused murderer Samuel Naicker has decided to plead guilty to the charge against him.

Fiji and India have agreed to strengthen bilateral engagements and continue discussions on civil aviation opportunities.

The Fiji National University has been interacting with students and parents to offer assistance on career paths at their roadshows in the Central, Western and Northern Divisions.

The public is advised that that traffic will be temporarily restricted on the Navisa Bridge, Koronubu Road, Ba from next Saturday.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the instruction by SODELPA’s working committee that Aseri Radrodro should remain in office until Friday is in defiance of the powers conferred on the Prime Minister under Section 95 subsection 3 (a) of the 2013 Constitution.

The Catholic Church, led by Archbishop Peter Loy Chong, is making a substantial transformation in its approach to engaging with young people coping with drug-related concerns.