February 4, 2025

Lynda Tabuya to Remain MP Following People’s Alliance Inquiry

Lynda Tabuya will keep her seat in Parliament and remain a member of the People's Alliance after the party concluded its inquiry into an explicit video of her that circulated online last Christmas Eve.

Mason Denies Perception of Pre-Determined Outcome Amid Calls for Suspension

Janet Mason, the senior counsel in the FICAC Commission of Inquiry (CoI) looking into Barbara Malimali’s appointment, has dismissed suggestions that the inquiry’s outcome has been pre-determined given their statements and letters calling for Malimali's suspension.

Fijian National Caught Smuggling Meth at Nadi Airport

Trial of Former Fisheries Minister Begins Today After Court Upheld Corruption-Related Charges

The trial of former Minister for Fisheries and Forests, Kalaveti Ravu, begins today following a ruling by the Suva Magistrates Court that the corruption-related charges against him are not defective.
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FCOSS: We are not calling for a new Fiji Police Force inquiry

Fiji Ministry of Education Moves to Finalise Overdue Examination Payments

High Court Dismisses Masilaca’s Bid to Stay FNPF Fraud Charges, Issues Directives To Avoid Delays

Fiji Football Home Jersey Launched Nationwide

Fiji Exam Supervisors Raise Concerns over Unpaid Allowances as Year 13 Results Released

Senior Police Officer Believed to be Head of Drugs Unit Sent on Leave

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