Tsunami threat was low for Fiji, which is why sirens were not activated – Mineral Resources Dept
The Mineral Resources Department says they did not activate the tsunami sirens this morning because they saw the threat was very l
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Nawaikula says there are two ways to remove the govt while AG questions Opposition’s silence in this matter
SODELPA MP, Niko Nawaikula says they have had enough and there are two ways of removing the government while Attorney General, Aiy
Bill to abolish the assessor system in High Court trials passed despite calls for public consultation
The bill to amend the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 has been passed in parliament which means that High Court trials will no longer
Alphonsus leading Marist Brothers inter-house competition
Alphonsus House is currently leading the points tally in the Marist Brothers High School inter-house competition with 718 points.
Specialised courts will now deal with anti-corruption cases as High Court Amendment Bill passed in parliament
A specialised Anti-Corruption Division of the High Court and an Anti-Corruption Division of the Magistrates Court will now be esta
Concerns raised on why tsunami sirens did not work this morning
People residing in the Suva and Lami areas are concerned why they could not hear the tsunami sirens early this morning after the F
Tabuya again questions why govt continues to justify curfew while Seruiratu says they will not rush into changing things
The issue regarding the nationwide curfew has been again brought up in parliament where SODELPA MP, Lynda Tabuya asked how the gov
RHD kills more young people in Fiji than any other disease - Curr
Children, pregnant women and their families who are diagnosed with Rheumatic Heart Disease will continue getting better treatment
Child learnt sexual behaviour by watching his parents - Akbar
Minister for Education, Rosy Akbar has revealed a case of sexual harassment where a child told his teachers that he learnt sexual
Special parliament session in May to debate on pending reports
There will be an additional parliament session in May this year that will focus on clearing pending committee reports. The Lead
Heavy rain warning in place – Fiji Met
A heavy rain warning is now in force for Northern and Western parts of Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, Taveuni and nearby smaller islands,
We want public consultations on the bills and we are not against the Speaker - Clarke
Fiji Law Society President, Wylie Clarke says they have nothing against the Speaker of Parliament and are strongly asking for the