Attorney-General Graham Leung will seek Cabinet’s approval to commence work on drafting legislation for a code of conduct for members of parliament. The requirement for a Code… read more

Lawyers representing People’s Alliance Party (PAP) General Secretary Usaia Pita Waqatairewa and his predecessor Sila Rokosawa Balawa have been cautioned to adhere to strict court-ordered deadlines. Suva… read more

A police raid in the Northern Division has resulted in the seizure of 400 plants believed to be marijuana. Assistant Police Commissioner Livai Driu said the plants… read more

A three-day workshop bringing together all the roko tui and provincial council chairmen to discuss pressing issues in their provinces started yesterday. Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi… read more

Children need to be developed into critical and analytical thinkers who are not passive and reactive, says Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Sakiusa… read more

The 10-year Disability Inclusive Resilient Development Strategy is nearing its final stages of completion. This proposed strategy was the centerpiece of a three-day regional conference in Lautoka,… read more

Villagers of Vusama in Nadroga can now access clean, safe water, thanks to the collaborative efforts of local social enterprise Clean Healthy Water (CHW) Fiji, the Ministry… read more

The escalating drug crisis in Fiji has become a significant concern, according to Opposition Member of Parliament and former police commissioner Ioane Naivalurua. He questioned whether the… read more

Members of Parliament from the deregistered FijiFirst who remain strictly independent might struggle to retain their seats in the next general election, according to Jioji Kotobalavu, former… read more

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 poses no threat to the operations of the Coalition Government. A former permanent secretary in the Prime Minister’s office, Jioji Kotobalavu,… read more

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

Fiji’s next Police Commissioner will be a Fijian. This assurance was given in Parliament yesterday by Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua after Opposition Member of Parliament Ioane… read more

The US State Department has announced that Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, Rena Bitter, will be traveling to Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne in Australia; Suva,… read more

In an emotional address to Parliament, former Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) Commander Viliame Naupoto criticized comments made against peacekeeping as “insensitive”. “To say peacekeeping is… read more

Independent parliamentarian Premila Kumar has criticized the Coalition Government’s 2024-2025 Budget, describing it as “myopic, inequitable, and neglectful.” Speaking during a House debate yesterday, Ms. Kumar argued… read more

Public Works and Transport Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau has revealed that under the FijiFirst Government, the Fiji Roads Authority (FRA) overspent its annual budget by $405 million… read more

Independent Member of Parliament, Viliame Naupoto, has resigned as the Opposition Whip. Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu confirmed the resignation in Parliament this morning. Ratu Naiqama… read more

The Ministry of Employment, the Office of the Prime Minister, the Fiji Trade Union Congress (FTUC), and the Fiji Mine Workers have agreed on a $9.2 million… read more

The newly inaugurated Nagado water treatment plant, costing $8.34 million, is set to benefit 38,810 households in Nadi, according to Minister for Public Works, Transport, and Meteorological… read more

Landowners in Namosi are seeking greater control over mineral resource development within their province. The province’s cautious stance toward mineral resource development is detailed in their submission… read more

The Coalition Government’s decision to increase the National Minimum Wage by 50 cents from August 1, and by another 50 cents next April, has been criticized by… read more

A family in Naduna, Labasa is demanding answers following the tragic death of 26-year-old sugarcane laborer Jovilisi Katonibau last Thursday. The circumstances, believed to involve a hit-and-run… read more

Four individuals charged in connection with the 2020 Nasinu Town Council scam appeared before the High Court in Suva yesterday for their pre-trial conference. Former information officer… read more