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
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Convention according to the constitution, convention of negotiation or abuse of office are options when dealing with the case of PS rejection - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says all issues will be considered when dealing with the Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro’s
Crime rate in the country has decreased – Acting COMPOL
Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew has clarified that the crime rate in the country has decreased after questions were rais
Rape statistics shameful - FWRM
The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement is again appalled at the statistics of rape and sexual violence released by the Office of the Dir
FWRM calls on Radrodro and the unions to respect the decision of the PSC in appointing Doctor Selina Kuruleca as PS for Education
The Fiji Women's Rights Movement is today making an urgent call on the Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro and the teacher unio
Radrodro will have to work with whatever he’s got left, it is his problem if he does not accept the appointment of Kuruleca - PM
Minister of Education, Aseri Radrodro will have to work with whatever he’s got left and that is his problem if he does not accept
Tabuya moves motion that the Emoluments Committee reviews salaries and allowances of Members of Parliament
Leader of the Government in Parliament, Lynda Tabuya has moved a motion that the Emoluments Committee be established to review sal
Do not use the RFMF to achieve your own political ambitions - Tikoduadua
Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration, Pio Tikoduadua has called on some Fijians not to use the Republic of Fiji Military Forc
I’m the best candidate for the position that I was selected to – Kuruleca
Questions are being raised on what constitutional steps the Prime Minister will take after Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro
AG tables Bill to reduce nightclub hours to 1am
Parliament will debate the opening hours of nightclubs under the Liquor Amendment Bill this Friday that will see nightclubs closin
Bala to provide evidence, withdraw statement or be referred to the Privileges Committee
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has given FijiFirst MP, Parveen Bala until this Thursday to provide proof of the al
Parliament to debate the Bill to remove the requirement for women to put their spouse’s surname on their birth certificate
Parliament will debate on the Interpretation Amendment Bill on Friday despite the FijiFirst MPs opposing the Bill to be brought in