48hr campaign blackout period removed, and refreshment and transport for voters allowed
Parliament has passed changes to electoral laws late last night removing the 48-hour campaign blackout, and reducing the campaign-
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Charters’ judicial review against Rokoika’s appointment to be called on November 4th
The judicial review brought by Fijian and British citizen Charlie Charters against Acting FICAC Commissioner Lavi Rokoika and her
Rokotunidau to reappear on Tuesday in attempted murder of police officer case
The man who is charged with the attempted murder of a female police officer in Laqere, and unlawful possession of methamphetamine
Fiji Airways to add more than 125,000 seats in 2027
Fiji Airways is set to significantly expand its international network in 2027, adding more than 125,000 seats across key markets i
Over 1,000 young Fijians expected at first “Walk With Me” Christian youth concert
More than 1,000 young Fijians are expected to gather today for Fiji’s first “Walk With Me” Christian Youth Concert.The free event
Four suspects in custody after drug raids in Solovi, Legalega and Lautoka
Four suspects remain in police custody following separate raids in Solovi, Lautoka and Legalega, which resulted in the seizure of
Bill passed - $20,000 limit set for political donation by Fijian and former Fijian citizens
A $20,000 annual political donation limit by a Fijian citizen or former Fijian citizen has been set after the passing of the Polit
CJ Temo and CR Bainivalu remain silent after 2 cases of missing cocaine amounting to $50M
Chief Justice, Salesi Temo and Chief Registrar, Tomasi Bainivalu remain silent after the two cases of breaches at the Suva High Co
National Referendum Bill passed unanimously with rules for referendum process
The National Referendum Bill has been passed unanimously by Parliament, introducing provisions for the administration and conduct
Counter-Narcotics Bill passed, Bureau to lead Fiji’s fight against drugs
Law enforcement agencies will be equipped with powers to disrupt trafficking networks, seize the proceeds of crime, hold offenders
Maritime Powers Bill passed to give authorities power to board, search and detain suspected ships
There will be greater security for our marine areas as the Maritime Powers Bill has been passed unanimously, allowing the Republic
Parliament passes HIV Bill allowing needles and syringes program
The HIV/AIDS Amendment Bill 2026 has been passed by Parliament this afternoon, allowing people who use drugs to access sterile nee