Fiji will rise again from the challenge of COVID-19- PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says just as Rakiraki rose to its feet from Cyclone Winston, so will all of Fiji rise again from
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Government MP Rohit Sharma appears in court for allegedly assaulting his wife
Government MP Rohit Ritesh Sharma who is charged with Assault Causing Actual Bodily Harm has been released on bail. The 41-year
Government MP to be produced in court for allegedly assaulting his wife
Government MP to be produced in court for allegedly assaulting his wife A 41-year-old Government MP has been charged with Assau
Man charged for allegedly raping 4-year-old step-granddaughter in Ba
A 57-year-old labourer who allegedly raped his 4-year-old step-granddaughter in Ba has been charged with three counts of rape and
Police await more medical statements in the investigation of Fiji’s first COVID-19 patient
Police are still waiting for more medical statements before proceeding in the investigation of the 27-year-old flight attendant fr
Law to be amended as penalties for illegal developments are not effective
Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says penalties associated with illegal developments are very low and not an effective
Fiji’s 9th COVID-19 patient Mohammad Saheed granted bail
54-year-old Mohammad Saheed from Soasoa in Labasa who allegedly breached self-quarantine orders after arriving into Fiji has been
Special court sitting for Fiji’s 9th COVID-19 patient today
The 54-year-old man from Soasoa in Labasa who allegedly breached self-quarantine orders after arriving into Fiji has been charged
Government revenue likely to drop by almost 50% in the next financial year if things do not pick up - AG
Government revenue has decreased by almost $1 billion for the current financial year and is likely to drop by almost $1.5 billion
Soasoa man charged with one count of failure to comply with COVID-19 orders
The 54-year-old man from Soasoa in Labasa who had allegedly breached self-quarantine orders after arriving into Fiji has been char
Bill passed to allow employers to let go of their workers if they cannot provide work due to an act of God which includes COVID-19
Parliament has today passed the Employment Relations Bill that allows employers to let go of their workers if they cannot provide
Family Care and Paternity Leave days to be reduced during the COVID-19 period due to an Act of God
The Family Care Leave and Paternity Leave of 5 days each will be reduced to 2 days each during the COVID-19 period and resume to 5