Number of submissions will not automatically decide constitutional changes - Constitution Review Commission
The Constitution Review Commission says the number of submissions received on a particular issue will not necessarily determine wh
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Valenitabua and Dr Gounder appear on fijivillage Straight Talk
Chairman of the Constitution Review Commission, Sevuloni Valenitabua and Commission member, Doctor Neelesh Gounder, will appear on
Blue and green system to guide voters as Fiji prepares for General and Local Government Elections
As Fiji prepares for a potentially intense electoral season, a new colour-coded system, blue for the General Election and green fo
53 villages and informal settlements to also take part in local government elections
More Fijians, including those living in 53 villages and informal settlements within the municipal boundaries, will be part of the
Local government elections will directly impact community services
Who sits on your town or city council will directly affect services in your community — from cleaner streets to better roads and d
Fiji needs 1,600 new homes annually over next 30 years - Nalumisa
About 24 percent of Fiji’s urban population is currently living in informal settlements, with many families facing insecure land t
Trial date for Prof. Prasad's FICAC case to be set next Thursday
The trial for the matter where MP and former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad is charged by FICAC is expected to be se
Constitution Review Commission hears fresh calls from Wainunu to scrap 2013 Constitution
Calls to remove the 2013 Constitution and bring back the 1997 Constitution continue to emerge during Constitutional Review Commiss
PM announces deferment of Local Government elections
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has announced the deferment of the Local Government elections.Rabuka has made the announcement in
FWRM warns fuel price pressure may increase violence in some homes
Rising fuel prices and increasing financial pressure on households could lead to a rise in violence in some homes if stronger supp
International drug investigations team to be set up in Colombia following Pacific crime summit
To combat the growing threat of illicit drugs in the region, a new International Joint Investigations Team will be set up in Colom
Cabinet’s ongoing talks do not affect voter registration process - Electoral Comm
The Electoral Commission and the Fijian Elections Office say Cabinet’s ongoing deliberations do not affect the voter registration