2023/2024 National Budget passed in parliament
The 2023/2024 National Budget has been passed in parliament. This means the Bill to appropriate a sum of $3.76 billion for the
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Five families from Nadoria Village without a home due to early morning fire
Five families from Nadoria Village in Dreketi, Rewa, are without a home after five houses were destroyed in a fire this morning.
Accusations against the Govt in the 50-page document are both unfounded and without legal merit – AG
Attorney General Siromi Turaga has raised his concerns against the 50-page anonymous document circulating on social media, which m
FijiFirst’s motions to remove $1m funding to Pacific Polytech defeated in parliament
Separate motions to remove the $1 million funding to Pacific Polytechnic Limited has been defeated in parliament during the 2023-2
Action against climate change starts from teaching people how to place their rubbish - Ram
Action against climate change starts with teaching people how to place their rubbish. This was highlighted by BulaBard Director
Mission accomplished for Singapore surgeons after saving 18 lives
It was an emotional day for the management and staff of the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital when they farewelled a team o
They created history when they all became Ministers and Assistant Ministers – Naupoto
The coalition government started by creating history when they made themselves all Ministers and Assistant Ministers, and perhaps
Opposition appears to have short memories – Vosarogo
We are paying off 1 billion dollars of FijiFirst Government debt in the new financial year and the Opposition appears to have shor
Do we have specialists to deal with Autism in our Special Schools – Naupoto
Questions have been raised by the Opposition on whether the Ministry of Education has specialists that deal with Autism in our Spe
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
Bala to provide evidence by next sitting or be immediately referred to Privileges Committee – Ratu Naiqama
Speaker of the House Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has confirmed in Parliament that he received a letter from FijiFirst MP Parveen Bala
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