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Remove the phrase 'lawful and moderate chastisement of children' from the Constitution Bill - Commission
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Rokotunidau’s case adjourned to Thursday after change of counsel
Saimoni Rokotunidau, who is charged with the attempted murder of a female police officer in Laqere and unlawful possession of meth
Chaudhry questions legality of referendum date announcement by PM Rabuka
Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is acting unlawfully and unconstitutionally by anno
Police questioning of sports chairman on hold after he falls sick
Police questioning of a sports chairman over a sexual harassment complaint is currently on hold after he fell ill following an int
No form of violence against children can ever be justified - Kiran
No form of violence against children can ever be justified.That is the message from Minister for Women, Children and Social Protec
More than 17.7 million bottles and cans recovered through Return & Earn Fiji
More than 17.7 million beverage plastic bottles and aluminium cans have been recovered through Return & Earn Fiji in the first nin
Year 8 students sit external examination from today
A total of 19,141 Year 8 students across Fiji will begin their 2026 Year 8 Examination today, with the English paper marking the s
Human Rights concerns raised over detention of 95-Year-Old religious leader
Concerns over the detention of a 95-year-old religious leader have been raised at the United Nations Human Rights Council.Lee Man-
Pacific women face loss, displacement and deepening poverty due to climate change - Nabulivou
Pacific women and girls are facing loss and damage, displacement, gender-based violence and deepening poverty as the impacts of cl
22.5% temporary bus fare increase approved, Govt will absorb increase and passengers don't have to pay more
Bus fares will increase by 22.5 percent temporarily from this Friday, but passengers will not have to pay the additional cost. The
COI, President, PM and AG to pay 60% of actual costs to Malimali, Leung, Clarke and Vaurasi in costs and damages case
The Suva High Court has ruled that the Commission of Inquiry, President, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Attorney General are j