Qarase govt did not follow Native Land Trust Act-AG
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum stressed that the Qarase led cabinet did not follow the Native Land Trust Act when it approv
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Momi iTaukei land transferred to freehold land in 2006-Qarase
Former Prime Minister, Laisenia Qarase is calling on the government to take an independent legal opinion on his cabinet's decisi
Decrees from 2006 cannot be legally challenged-AG
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said the decrees that have been put in place from December 2006 cannot be legally challenged
No confirmed date on constitution
There is no confirmed date as yet on when Fiji’s new constitution will come into effect.Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said
Man who claimed to be injected refuses to give further blood sample
A teacher who claimed that he was attacked and injected by a group of men on Wednesday night in Valelevu has refused to give anoth
Man’s body found floating at Narain Jetty
A man’s body was found floating at the Narain Jetty in Walu Bay yesterday afternoon.Police Spokesperson Inspector, Atunaisa Sokomu
Nadroga lose by default
Defending Digicel Cup Champions Nadroga lost their first game by default to Naitasiri this afternoon.The win was awarded to Naitas
Police team uproot plants believed to be marijuana
A team of police officers raided a farm in Nasomo, Vatukoula and uprooted 14 plants ranging between two to seven feet believed to
Immunity provision in draft constitution will remain-AG
The Attorney General stressed that the immunity provision in the draft constitution will remain as it is a non-negotiable set out
Transfer of i-taukei to freehold land in Momi revealed
There are revelations that the previous cabinet in June 2006 had converted 68.7 hectares of i-taukei land to a Crown grant which
Current Govt has done more for women than previous govts - AG
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum stresses that the current government has brought about more laws which protect women than any
Do not restrict legal challenges – FICTU
A group known as the United Front for a Democratic Fiji is calling on the government not to restrict any legal challenge against a