Parliament to vote on Companies Amendment Bill where charitable organisations must submit annual reports
Parliament will debate and vote on the Companies Amendment Bill this Thursday where organisations which are limited by guarantee a
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Those who have died because of COVID-19 can be buried or cremated – Dr. Fong
Acting Permanent Secretary for Health Doctor James Fong has confirmed that those who have died because of COVID-19 can be buried o
People who livestream sporting events for commercial gain will have to get a licence - AG
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has today tabled the Television Amendment Bill which requires people who livestream sporting
New COVID-19 record in India
India has set a record for the world's highest single-day increase in coronavirus cases. The nation, the world's third-most inf
There is no Land Grab by Govt - Usamate
Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Jone Usamate says there is a wide misconception of land grab through the Land Bank by the
Bill tabled to have pharmacies and pharmacists certified by the Pharmaceutical Board annually
The Pharmacy Profession Amendment Bill to have all pharmacies and pharmacists certified annually by the Pharmaceutical Board will
Rugby player who allegedly punched a referee during a match granted bail
The Naitasiri under-19 rugby player who allegedly punched a referee on Saturday during a match has been granted bail by the Nausor
Public Health Amendment Bill seeking for foreigners coming to Fiji to pay for their quarantine costs
Parliament will debate and vote on the Public Health Amendment Bill this Thursday which is seeking for foreigners coming to Fiji t
Govt to soon launch Cash for Work programme for the informal sector
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the new cash for work programme for the informal sector will be limited to those who can
Education Ministry decides to close RKS for a week following concerns for student safety
The Ministry of Education has decided to close Ratu Kadavulevu School for the remainder of the week due to concerns for student sa
About 100 RKS students urged to resume normal classes
Ministry of Education officials are at Ratu Kadavulevu School to mediate and resolve the situation where some students are protest
New gas and fuel prices to come into effect from tomorrow
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has today announced that fuel and gas prices will change from tomorrow. FCCC say