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Constitution Bill passes second reading with required 35 votes
The Constitution Amendment Bill 2026 has passed its second reading in Parliament after the Government secured the required 35 vote
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Commander concerned about extended immunity until first sitting of new parliament
The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai says the RFMF notes with serious concern t
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Police launch investigation into video showing young boy being assaulted
Police have launched an investigation into a video showing a young boy being assaulted, with urgent action ordered to identify the
86-year-old former teacher makes special return to Gospel Primary School
For 86-year-old Marie Smith-Moceyawa, walking back into Gospel Primary School in Samabula was more than just a visit - it was a re
10 patient monitors boost Emergency Department, replacing units installed around 2013
10 new patient monitors have been handed over to the Emergency Department at the CWM Hospital by the International Women’s Associa
More than 10,000 attend USP Open Day, students explore future careers
More than 10,000 students, teachers and families attended the Westpac USP 2026 Open Day, with Year 13 students exploring study opt
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
Five RFMF personnel take on new ranks and responsibilities
Lieutenant Colonel Eminoni Nabogibogi, Captain Aliveta Tabuakarawa, Warrant Officer Class One Reginald Molia, Warrant Officer Clas
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
MPs debate proposed changes in Constitution Amendment Bill
Amending the 2013 Constitution Bill brings Fiji's framework more closely into line with international human rights standards and r
Constitution must serve Fiji for generations, not political interests of today - Seruiratu
Opposition Leader, Inia Seruiratu says any new constitutional framework must serve Fiji fairly and democratically for generations
Fiji takes another step in Fiji's constitutional journey today - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji takes another step in Fiji's constitutional journey today as the second reading on the C
66% threshold based on 53 occupied parliament seats, vacant seats excluded from constitutional amendment vote – Speaker
Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko says the two-thirds or 66 percent threshold for the Constitution Amendment Bill must be calc
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