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
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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
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
Yaqona farmers and stakeholders get another opportunity to make submissions on Kava Bill
Yaqona farmers, traders, exporters and other stakeholders will have another opportunity to raise their concerns and recommendation
Police says seek help if homeless people at bus stops pose a threat
People who feel that homeless people sleeping at bus stops are a threat can seek assistance from the Police.This has been highligh
Next elections will be held under legal timetable of 2013 Constitution, new Constitution if passed will come into force on 31st March 2028
The next general elections will be held under the legal timetable specified in the 2013 Constitution which means the last day for
Council to carry out spot checks on food outlets following maggots complaint
Nasinu Town Council CEO Felix Magnus says the Council monitors food licences issued to food outlets and will conduct another spot
Emergency water supplies delivered to Yasawa communities as dry conditions continue
Emergency water supplies are being delivered to villages, schools and a nursing station in the Yasawa Islands as communities conti
From Kadavu to China, Koroi Kama returns ready to grow Teivaka
For Kadavu farmer, Uraia Koroi Kama, travelling to China was never just about competing on the global stage. It was about taking a
Poor soil fertility affecting progress of sugar industry – Tunabuna
The majority of soil within sugarcane-growing areas in the Western and Northern Divisions has poor fertility, is highly acidic and