Maharaj raises serious concern about unauthorized COI report leak
Opposition MPs Alvick Maharaj and Ketan Lal have released strong statements after information emerging from the Commission of Inqu
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Police and FICAC start COI report investigation after referral from the President
An investigation into the final report of the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as the Commissioner o
Prof. Shameem calls for stepping aside of all public officers especially lawyers named in COI report
As sections of what is claimed to be the official Commission of Inquiry report into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as FICAC C
We want urgent action against gender-based violence of women in media – Media Editors
A call to action has been made by Fiji’s Media Editors regarding online abuse and cyberbullying faced by women in media — whether
Harassment is not part of the job description for women journalists - Tuiketei
Gone are the days when women journalists were told to simply grow a thick skin because harassment is not part of the job descripti
Kamikamica meets Vodafone over e-Transport card renewal concerns
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications, Manoa Kamikamica met with Vodafone this morning to address some growing con
20% increase in crimes against women in May - COMPOL
There has been a worrying 20 percent increase in crimes against women in the month of May this year whereby 37 percent of crimes w
Abuse and cyberbullying of women journalists is unacceptable - Kiran
It is unacceptable that women journalists are increasingly targeted for doing their jobs—with attempts to silence them through int
Policy breach as garaging Govt vehicles at officer’s home is forbidden
Garaging of government vehicles at an officer's home is forbidden unless with prior approval in writing by the Permanent Secretary
FTUC calls for $8 living wage to lift families out of poverty
We call for a living wage of $8 per hour to achieve a decline in the poverty rate. This has been highlighted by the Fiji Trades
Hope for increase in social welfare assistance in the 2025/2026 National Budget
People receiving social welfare assistance can hope for an increase in the 2024/2026 National Budget as Deputy Prime Minister and
Give vouchers rather than providing $200 for back-to-school assistance – Labasa Teacher
A teacher from Labasa is calling on the government to re-look at the $200 Back to School Assistance provided by the government to