The ongoing National Security and Defence Review (NSDR) has already provided invaluable insights to form the bedrock of Fiji’s future national security strategies. In Parliament yesterday, Home… read more

The inclusion of crossbenchers in Parliament does not pose a threat to the operations of the Coalition Government. A former permanent secretary in the Prime Minister’s office,… read more

Outgoing Acting Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku emphasizes the heightened responsibility on the legal profession to address legal matters with integrity. Reflecting on his forthcoming departure… read more

Fiji’s next Police Commissioner will be a Fijian. This assurance was given in Parliament by Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua in response to concerns raised by Opposition… read more

Bula vinaka everyone. Here is another edition of some basic information you may need to know for today. First, here is your weather forecast for today: Weather… read more

Attorney-General Graham Leung has requested Cabinet’s approval to begin drafting legislation to establish a code of conduct for leaders, including ministers and Members of Parliament. During his… read more

The Acting Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku received a revocation letter for his appointment as Acting DPP from the Office of the President yesterday. Responding to… read more

The Trade, Co-operatives, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Communications Ministry, in collaboration with the Consumer Council of Fiji, is taking decisive action to address the rising… read more

The Fiji Teachers Union (FTU) has expressed strong opposition to the Ministry of Education’s proposal to charge student school fees. FTU General Secretary Muniappa Goundar believes this… read more

The Acting Director of Public Prosecution (DPP), John Rabuku, will vacate his office as of midnight tonight. Mr. Rabuku confirmed this yesterday after receiving a letter from… read more

Shattered and still reeling from shock. That is how Tevita Seru described his family’s state of emotion upon receiving the devastating news that his 21-year-old niece, Nunia… read more

Santa Rosa Rugby Club member Nasoni (Tony) Tuitoga, 28, went for a swim in the Russian River, California on Wednesday, but the day took a tragic turn… read more

In a significant move to bolster maritime safety in Fijian waters, the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) will introduce mandatory drug testing for all seafarers licensed… read more

Lorry and tractor drivers in Korotari, Labasa are increasingly concerned about their safety due to the poor condition of the roads they have to navigate. Vishwa Chand,… read more

The Government’s plan to conduct a comprehensive review aimed at right-sizing the Civil Service and controlling the public sector wage bill has raised significant concerns, according to… read more

Former member of the now de-registered FijiFirst Party, Viliame Naupoto, today addressed the Parliamentary chamber for the first time as a crossbench Member of Parliament, expressing his… read more

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Board of Inquiry has held the Commanding Officer and his command team accountable for the grounding of Fiji’s patrol boat RFNS… read more

The government asserts its commitment to serving vulnerable populations, including the poor, children, and individuals with disabilities. This was emphasized by Minister for Women, Children, and Social… read more

Attorney-General Graham Leung will seek Cabinet’s approval to begin drafting legislation for a code of conduct for members of parliament. The need for a Code of Conduct… read more

The 10-year Disability Inclusive Resilient Development Strategy is approaching the final stages of completion. The proposed strategy was the main topic at a three-day regional conference in… read more

The drug situation in Fiji has escalated beyond control, asserted Opposition Member of Parliament and former police commissioner Ioane Naivalurua. He questioned whether the efforts of the… read more

Members of Parliament from the deregistered FijiFirst who remain strictly independent may not have a chance of retaining their seats at the next general election. Former permanent… read more