Public Accounts Committee concerned with lack of documentation in ministries in 2016
Lack of documentation has been identified as a major concern by the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee in its examination of
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US trial confirms Astra-Zeneca is 79% effective at stopping symptomatic COVID and 100% effective at preventing people from falling seriously ill
Results from the long-awaited US trial of the Oxford AstraZeneca COVID vaccine are out and confirm that the shot is both safe and
Health Ministry in the process of purchasing a boiler for the CWM Hospital, no evidence to suggest an increase in infections – Dr. Waqainabete
Minister for Health, Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete confirms that they are in the process of purchasing a boiler for the CWM Hospital
Health Ministry looking at other means to provide dialysis services for chronic patients outside of Suva
Minister for Health, Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says they are looking at other means to provide dialysis services for chronic pat
Former senior executive of a publicly listed company has a case to answer- Chief Magistrate
Chief Magistrate Usaia Ratuvili has ruled that the former senior executive of a publicly listed company has a case to answer. I
ANZ extends fee waiver for online payments made from Aus and NZ
ANZ has extended its fee waiver until September this year for online foreign currency payments made from Australia and New Zealand
Koya will not comment on why the Draft Police Bill and Market Regulations were not drafted and vetted by the Solicitor General’s Office
Acting Attorney General and Minister for Economy Faiyaz Koya will not make any comments on why the retracted Draft Police Bill and
Record number of COVID-19 cases in PNG
The number of daily COVID-19 infections in Papua New Guinea has reached a record high, with 295 cases recorded in a 24-hour period
26 more tsunami warning sirens for Viti Levu – Seruiratu
Minister for Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu says they are in the process to install 26 more tsunami warning sirens in Viti Le
Don’t use issues brought by people who seek assistance for political football – Vuniwaqa
Minister for Women Children and Poverty Alleviation, Mereseini Vuniwaqa is requesting opposition members not to use issues brought
Offshore borrowing has cushioned the impact on foreign reserves without which it would have led to a possible devaluation – Koya
The Acting Minister for Economy, Faiyaz Koya says offshore borrowing has cushioned the substantial impact on foreign reserves with
We accept that there was an error in our reporting on the Electoral Amendment Bill – Fred Wesley
The Fiji Times Editor In Chief, Fred Wesley says they accept that there was an error in their reporting on the Electoral Amendment