Revised 2021-2022 National Budget passed in parliament
The Revised 2021-2022 National Budget of $3.3 billion for the ordinary services of Government until 31st July 2022 has been passed
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Govt is so arrogant that it is ready to spend hundreds of millions of dollars of the people’s money without letting the reps look closely at how they are spending it - Pro Prasad
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FCCC begins planning work for stringent enforcement to see benefits are passed on to consumers
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says it has begun planning and strategizing it’s stringent enforcement activities t
Minimum Wage adjustment is a clear deal between some employers and the Government – FTUC
The Fiji Trades Union Congress says the Minimum Wage adjustment announced in the Revised 2021-2022 National Budget is a clear deal
Consumer Council says the Revised Budget is a bold consumer centric budget
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The old school way of lining up at a health centre is now beginning to go out of the window – Dr Waqainabete
Health Minister Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says the old school way of lining up at a health centre is now beginning to go out of
First-female Maori and New Zealand Minister for Foreign Affairs to visit Fiji next week
The first-female Maori and New Zealand Minister for Foreign Affairs, Nanaia Mahuta, will visit Fiji from next Monday to Thursday.
Can Prof Prasad explain to students in other fields that are oversupplied with graduates why they haven’t received scholarships - Kumar
Minister for Education Premila Kumar has asked the Leader of National Federation Party Professor Biman Prasad if he can explain to
CFL announces $797,336 profit and final dividend of 4 cents per share for 2021
South Pacific’s largest commercial broadcaster, Communications Fiji Limited which is the parent company of Legend FM, FM96, Viti F
Bus operators say people can expect disruptions if Govt assistance is not provided
The Fiji Bus Operators Association is disappointed that no relief has been granted to them in the Revised Budget to help the indus
FCCC needs to ensure zero rated initiatives are truly passed on to consumers – Radrodro
SODELPA MP, Aseri Radrodro says businesses mostly do not pass benefits to the consumers and find ways to retain existing costs and
50,742 tourists have visited Fiji since 1st Dec last year
Minister for Industry, Trade and Tourism Faiyaz Koya says since the opening of the borders on 1st December last year, Fiji has wel