A 17-year-old boy is being questioned in connection with an alleged case of sacrilege involving the theft of money from a temple along Howell Road. The matter was reported to Police on Monday morning. The juvenile is currently in custody at the Samabula Police Station as investigations continue. The post 17-Year-Old Questioned Over Temple Theft appeared first on Fiji One News.
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Former parliamentarian Simione Rasova’s case, brought by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, has been adjourned to the 1st of September. The matter was called before Magistrate Shageeth Somaratne this morning, as Magistrate Joseph Daurewa was not sitting. Rasova is charged with one count of giving false information to a public servant and one count of obtaining a financial advantage. It is alleged that on February 14, 2019, Rasova provided false information to the then Acting Secretary-General to Parliament by claiming that his permanent place of residence was in Nasenivolau, Nabouwalu Village, Ono, Kadavu, knowing the information to be false.…
Shares in Macmahon Holdings were sold off early on Tuesday, despite meeting or exceeding market guidance for the tenth consecutive year.
One of Fiji rugby’s most celebrated players, Leone Nakarawa, is set to return home after signing with the Fijian Drua ahead of the 2027 Super Rugby Pacific season. The former Olympic gold medalist and Flying Fijians star brings a wealth of experience to the Drua, having played at the highest levels of international and professional rugby for more than a decade. Known globally for his trademark offloads and athleticism, Nakarawa has made 132 professional appearances for top clubs including Glasgow Warriors, Racing 92, Toulon and Castres. He has also represented Fiji 68 times and featured in three Rugby World Cups,…
Opposition leader Basil Zempilas says he’ll seek a firm commitment about West Australia’s current GST arrangement from federal Liberal leader Angus Taylor.
Efforts to improve digital connectivity and access to essential services are continuing, with updates on the eTicketing system and telecommunications coverage in underserved areas. Minister for Policing and Communications Ioane Naivalurua recently met with Vodafone Fiji representatives to discuss progress on initiatives aimed at expanding connectivity across the country. Further features are being planned for the eTicketing system, while updates were also provided on network services in Taveuni, including projects to improve coverage and access to retail services. Vodafone confirmed that all sites allocated to the company under Phase One of the Connecting the Unconnected project have been completed. The…
Pacific health professionals, communities and regional partners are strengthening efforts to prevent and respond to rising HIV cases, particularly among young people. President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu opened the inaugural Pacific HIV Symposium 2026 in Denarau, Nadi, where discussions are focused on prevention, testing, treatment, community involvement and reducing stigma. Fiji recorded 2,016 new HIV diagnoses in 2025, a 27 percent increase from the previous year. Of these, 646 were among people aged 25 to 29. A further 67 children under 15 were diagnosed, including 56 cases linked to mother-to-child transmission. There were also 117 HIV-related deaths recorded in 2025. More…
A delegation of Austrian companies will visit Fiji from August 30 to September 2 to explore new trade, investment and partnership opportunities. Organised by ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA, the delegation will meet government agencies, industry representatives, business leaders and potential investment partners in Nadi and Suva. The participating companies specialise in healthcare infrastructure, hydropower, renewable energy, emergency communications and firefighting technology. The visit will focus on areas including renewable energy, infrastructure development, healthcare, fire safety, climate resilience and digital solutions. Business-to-business meetings and networking sessions will also be held to strengthen commercial links between Fiji and Austria and identify opportunities for future…
A ban on uranium mining could leave WA on the outside of the recent federal deal with India.
Australia’s live cattle industry is seeking certainty from the federal government that it won’t become a victim of politics again via the launch of a new blueprint.