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
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Remote and maritime schools to receive solar power with AUD$1M assistance
Schools in remote and maritime areas are expected to be equipped with solar energy as Australia has announced AUD$1 million for th
Commission prepares for referendum and general elections, decision to be made on whether election campaign will be suspended
Following the announcements by the Government on the date of the National Referendum on 9th December, 2026, the Electoral Commissi
RFMF to begin Fiji Day parade rehearsal tomorrow, no need for public to be alarmed
Members of the public in and around Suva are advised not to be alarmed by loud sounds of gunfire and artillery as the Republic of
National Referendum expected on 9th December if 3rd parliamentary vote has support of 66% of MPs
The National Referendum will be held on 9th December this year if the vote in Parliament on 2nd November gets 66 percent support o
Astronomers detect first radio signal from planet beyond our solar system
Astronomers have detected the first confirmed radio emission coming directly from a planet outside our solar system.The signal was
It's a norm not to have a public holiday on a weekday if Fiji Day falls on a Saturday – Tikoduadua
Fijians will not get an additional public holiday on Friday or Monday despite Fiji Day falling on a Saturday this year, with the G
National Referendum will be held on 9th of December this year
The National Referendum will be held on 9th December this year.Administration of the referendum will be undertaken by the Fijian E
Bua leader calls for stronger women’s voice in traditional decision-making
Women must have a stronger voice in traditional decision-making forums if communities are to properly identify and address issues
Pacific must be at centre of global climate decision-making – Tabuya
Climate decisions are only as strong as the voices that shape them.This has been highlighted by Minister for Environment Lynda Tab
AG's Office joins PM's appeal in Malimali case as third respondent
The Attorney-General's Office has joined Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka's appeal as the third respondent in the matter concerning
Pacific priorities take centre stage as Pre-COP31 begins
Fiji is putting Pacific priorities and solutions at the centre of global climate discussions as more than 50 countries gather in t