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Fiji Anti-Corruption Acting Commissioner says Caution, Not Inaction, Guides Prosecutions

Fiji’s anti-corruption acting Commissioner says not all complaints warrant further action and that legal thresholds must be met before cases can proceed to court.

Body found in Tamavua’s Wairua River

Health Permanent Secretary Dr Jemesa Tudravu Passes Away​

Fiji Rugby Confirms Key Appointments as Union Continues with Tier 1 Transition

FCOSS: We are not calling for a new Fiji Police Force inquiry

Fiji Ministry of Education Moves to Finalise Overdue Examination Payments

Fiji's Ministry of Education says it is working to finalise payments for all personnel involved in the 2025 National Examinations, including coders, supervisors, and markers for Years 8, 12, and 13.

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

A High Court judge in Suva has ruled that criminal proceedings against a former naval officer accused of defrauding the Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF) must proceed, dismissing an application to have the case permanently stopped.

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

A group of examination supervisors in Fiji say they are still waiting to be paid more than a month after national examinations ended, despite the release of Year 13 examination results today.

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

Fiji's Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has sent a senior officer on leave, to verify information in relation to an allegation of corrupt practices

Fiji MPs from Deregistered Parties May Join or Form New Parties, EC says

Fiji’s Electoral Commission says Members of Parliament from deregistered political parties may continue to serve either as independents or as members of other parties, and may also take part in forming new political parties.
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