NZ/Aust media do not give true picture of Public Order Amendment Act 2012 - AG
New Zealand and Australian media have not given the Public Order Amendment Act 2012 a true picture.That is the comment of Attorney
New Zealand and Australian media have not given the Public Order Amendment Act 2012 a true picture.That is the comment of Attorney
The lifting of the PER and bringing forward of constitution consultations to February have been done based on Fiji’s internal asse
With 12 days to the start of another school year, needy children in the Eastern Division now have their school needs met with the
More than a thousand needy students will be assisted by the Foundation of the Education of Needy Children this year.Program Coordi
The Fiji Revenue & Customs Authority has recorded a solid revenue performance with outstanding tax collection last year. Chief E
The Methodist Church of Fiji will ensure they abide by the rules and that is to apply for a permit every time they conduct their m
The Public Service Commission has started conducting the second phase of its scholarship allocations following the release of the
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will support the government that will come into power after the 2014 election. Addressing o
Army Commander Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has raised concerns that only a small number of soldiers are able to leave for peace
Apart from normal church services all other meetings will now require a permit.This was the message relayed to two church denomina
Exclusive dealing is illegal and schools should refrain from encouraging such dealing practices at their school. Consumer Council
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said modernizing the Public Order Act will ensure a stable and peaceful society and is a posi