Police have received permit application for FTUC march and rally - ACP Khan
Police Chief of Operations, ACP Abdul Khan says he can confirm receipt of the permit application by the Fiji Trade Union Congress for their march and rally on May 1st thi
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Tikoduadua is the child for using insulting words and it must have been hard for him since I saved him twice - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says it is clear National Federation Party President Pio Tikoduadua is the child for using insulting words after Tikoduadua said that Ba
Fiji maintains clean up and independent investigation into Mahmood Khan’s report is needed before the grant is released
The University of the South Pacific maintains that it will not engage publicly on its recruitment processes or policies in respect to individual contracts after allegatio
FTUC files application to have a National Day of Protest March and Rally on May 1st
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary Felix Anthony has today confirmed that FTUC is planning to have a national march on May 1st this year and they have lodged a
5 boys being questioned for their alleged involvement in a series of break-ins in Namaka
Five boys aged 13 to 16 years are currently being questioned in relation to a series of house and car break-ins in the Namaka area. Police spokesperson Ana Naisoro con
Number of voters per polling station increased from 500 to 650 from the next general elections
The number of voters per polling station has been increased from 500 to 650 from the next general elections. In approving the recommendation of the Fijian Elections Of
Bainimarama says we are stronger together as a Pacific family after 5 Micronesian member states announce they will leave PIF
With plans afoot for the Micronesian Leaders to officially leave the Pacific Islands Forum, Fijian Prime Minister and Chair of this year’s Pacific Islands Forum, V
USP says staff contracts are matters between an employer and employee and not for public scrutiny
The University of the South Pacific says it will not engage publicly on its recruitment processes or policies in respect to individual contracts. USP says staff contra
Corrections Service exhumes 5 graves after getting consent from families and approval from Health Ministry
The Fiji Corrections Service has confirmed that it has successfully exhumed five graves at Nasinu Cemetery to realign its boundary with the proposed Nakasi Market. The
Association of USP Staff Women’s Wing and FWCC demand PM to withdraw comments and to apologise
The Association of the USP Staff Women’s Wing and the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre are calling for Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama to retract his comments
Women’s Crisis Centre calls on the PM to retract his comments and apologise to Dr Chand and the women of Fiji
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre says it is appalled at the Prime Minister’s uncalled for and misogynistic attack on one of University of the South Pacificâ
Association of USP Staff Women’s Wing congratulate Doctor Rajni Chand and demand PM to withdraw comments and to apologise
The Association of the USP Staff Women’s Wing Chair, Rosalia Fatiaki says the Women’s Wing congratulates Dr. Rajni Chand for smashing the glass ceiling as s
PM says he is not making misogynistic comments but questioning why appointment process was not followed
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says the University of the South Pacific Council needs to do a good clean up at USP and he is raising the question on why the position
PM calls Biman Prasad to ask his wife to resign and hopes USP Council does a good clean up
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has called on the National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad to help in combatting corruption at the University of the So
More will be coming – PM
As debate on University of the South Pacific continues with allegations made by Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama about USP Vice Chancellor, Pal Ahluwalia and National F
I can do this job better than anyone - Speaker
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau says he can do his job better than anyone. Ratu Epeli made this clear to everyone as he adjourned the parliament session.
Bill to abolish the assessor system in High Court trials passed despite calls for public consultation
The bill to amend the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 has been passed in parliament which means that High Court trials will no longer have assessors. The bill was debated
Heavy rain warning in place – Fiji Met
A heavy rain warning is now in force for Northern and Western parts of Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, Taveuni and nearby smaller islands, Yasawa and Mamanuca group. The Nadi W
Tsunami warning cancelled
The tsunami warning issued early this morning for Fiji is cancelled. After the warning was issued, the Mineral Resources Department confirmed their gauge at the Suva W
Govt borrowing for 2020/2021 financial year projected at $2.75 billion
Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says total government debt is projected to increase to $8.3 billion by July this year and the total gross borrowing for the 2020
Govt revenue at $964.8 million while expenditure stood at $1.5 billion for the first 6 months - AG
Government’s total revenue collection stood at $964.8 million for the first half of the 2020/2021 financial year while total government expenditure for the same pe