Opposition MP Ketan Lal apologises for controversial social media post
Opposition Member of Parliament, Ketan Lal has apologised for a social media post he shared that caused concern among some Members
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Psych evaluation delays bail decision in alleged murder of 86-year-old
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Service Delivery Protocol will ensure gender based violence survivors receive support - Kiran
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Rabuka to appear before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission tomorrow
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Employers want more consultations in good faith on Employment Relations Bill
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Flash Flood Warning for Viti Levu and Vanua Levu now downgraded to an alert
A Flash Flood Warning that was previously in force for low-lying and flood-prone areas in the southern and eastern parts of Viti L
Ketan Lal awaits outcome of Police investigation
Opposition MP Ketan Lal says he will await the outcome of the Police investigation launched against him for allegedly inciting com
Government will not hire drafters just to fast-track Bills - Turaga
The Government says it will not recruit legislative drafters solely to fast-track the drafting of Bills, stressing that its priori
MPs welcome reform but demand clarity as Education Bill heads to Parliamentary Committee review
Parliament has unanimously agreed to refer the Education Bill 2025 to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Hum
Consumers to be more cautious when purchasing during the period of heavy rain and flooding - Consumer Council
People are urged to exercise extra caution when making purchases during the ongoing heavy rainfall and flooding affecting parts of