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
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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
Brodie Retallick to retire after 2023 Rugby World Cup
All Blacks star Brodie Retallick has revealed that 2023 will likely be his final season in the All Blacks jersey. 2023 will als
WHO backs Oxford COVID-19 vaccine
The World Health Organisation recommends using the COVID-19 vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca even in
Tsunami warning cancelled
The tsunami warning issued early this morning for Fiji is cancelled. After the warning was issued, the Mineral Resources Depart
World Bank approves $102.7 million loan to support Fiji’s recovery
The World Bank has approved a $102.7 million loan to support Fiji’s recovery from the impacts of COVID-19 and Tropical Cyclones Ha
This year’s Chinese Zodiac Stamp officially launched
This year’s Chinese Zodiac Stamp was officially launched at Nausori Multicultural Centre. The Director of the Department of Her
1,938 students and 207 teachers have been provided psycho-social support after TC Yasa - Akbar
About 1,938 students and 207 teachers have been provided psycho-social support after TC Yasa in the Northern Division. While pr
Korosomo Slip realignment work delayed due to landownership issues - Usamate
Minister for Infrastructure, Jone Usamate says realignment work at Korosomo Slip in the Northern Division that was affected by Tro
None of the multinational observer groups have said that the 2014 and 2018 elections were not credible – AG
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has told parliament that none of the multinational observer groups have said that the 2014 a
Seruiratu apologises to people about the new curfew hours announced on 29th January
Minister for Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu has today apologised in parliament for the inconvenience that was caused to the p