Remove the phrase 'lawful and moderate chastisement of children' from the Constitution Bill - Commission
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has called on Parliament and Government to prohibit corporal punishment a
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No form of violence against children can ever be justified - Kiran
No form of violence against children can ever be justified.That is the message from Minister for Women, Children and Social Protec
Commission prepares for referendum and general elections, decision to be made on whether election campaign will be suspended
Following the announcements by the Government on the date of the National Referendum on 9th December, 2026, the Electoral Commissi
National Referendum expected on 9th December if 3rd parliamentary vote has support of 66% of MPs
The National Referendum will be held on 9th December this year if the vote in Parliament on 2nd November gets 66 percent support o
It's a norm not to have a public holiday on a weekday if Fiji Day falls on a Saturday – Tikoduadua
Fijians will not get an additional public holiday on Friday or Monday despite Fiji Day falling on a Saturday this year, with the G
AG's Office joins PM's appeal in Malimali case as third respondent
The Attorney-General's Office has joined Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka's appeal as the third respondent in the matter concerning
Doing nothing on climate change is a choice - Rabuka
As Ministers and world leaders from more than 50 countries gather in Nadi for Pacific Pre-COP31 from today, Prime Minister Sitiven
Dramasi women wake up at 2am to collect water as climate change dries up water sources
Women in Dramasi, Tavua are waking up as early as 2 or 3 in the morning and climbing over a hill to collect water as climate chang
MPs had no time to properly scrutinise Constitution Amendment Bill – Chaudhry
Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has questioned the legitimacy of the Constitution amendment process, claiming it was ru
Blocked Nanuku Creek raises health concerns as wastewater flows into Rifle Range drains
Dark, foul-smelling wastewater flowing into residential drains is raising health concerns among Rifle Range residents in Vatuwaqa,
Constitution Bill proposes moderate chastisement of children for the purposes of correction
The Constitution Amendment Bill which will now go for another round of consultations with the Joint Parliamentary Select Committee
Man allegedly linked to missing cocaine exhibits being questioned by CID
Police investigators continue to question an individual believed to have been involved in the tampering of the drug exhibits at th