Bainimarama and Qiliho’s trial begins today
The trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho begins today. Bainim
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FIU reports matter of a politically exposed person receiving more than $1 million from entities and foreigners to FICAC
The Financial Intelligence Unit has reported a matter to FICAC to examine the case of a politically exposed person for possible un
Flower business helps Nasau to extend her home and improve standard of living
Loata Nasau who has been selling flowers at the Suva Market for the past 6 years says the small business has helped her extend the
Police records 13% decrease in overall crime rate in first 6 months of the year
The Fiji Police Force has recorded a 13 percent decrease in overall crime rate in the first 6 months of the year where 7,605 cases
I'm just trying to accommodate the concerns of the teacher unions - Radrodro
It is all about giving recognition to the teacher unions as they have raised their concerns and that is what I am trying to accomm
Change in the Interpretation Act that removes the requirement for women to put their spouse’s surname on their birth certificate
Majority of the Members of Parliament voted to amend the Interpretation Act that now removes the requirement for women to put thei
Nightclubs will close at 1am
Nightclubs will close at 1am after Parliament passed the Liquor Amendment Bill today. 29 MPs voted for the Bill, 23 MPs voted a
Inflation is expected to rise from August onwards and register at 4.7% at the end of the year – RBF Governor
Given the recently announced tax increases in the 2023-2024 National Budget, inflation is expected to rise from August onwards and
We will support economic activities while ensuring our environment and resources is sustainably protected and managed – Vosarogo
With the allocated budget of $30.1 million, the Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources will continue to ensure that we strike the
Welfare policies are very well targeted to address the VAT effects on the people who need it the most - Qereqeretabua
Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs Lenora Qereqeretabua says the 2023-2024 National Budget’s welfare policies are very well ta
2023/2024 National Budget passed in parliament
The 2023/2024 National Budget has been passed in parliament. This means the Bill to appropriate a sum of $3.76 billion for the
Two officers sent on leave pending investigation for alleged rape of a female officer
Two police officers have been sent on leave pending investigations in relation to their alleged involvement in the attempted rape