We do not want the next constitution, the fifth constitution of this country, to be one that is unacceptable, or one that has been arrived at through a process that is ne
The Constitution Review Commission Report has been tabled during a special sitting of Parliament.Cabinet has said the tabling of the report does not constitute acceptance
The Gone Turaga Bale Na Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua ko Lau and Tui Lau, Ratu Tevita Lutunauga Kapaiwai Uluilakeba Mara, is calling on Parliament not to approve the Fiji-Austr
Villagers of Viani in Cakaudrove have declined to support an amendment to the Fiji Police Force Bill, which proposes allowing Justices of the Peace to sign search warrant
A Rakiraki resident is calling on the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights to retain the 48-hour election campaign blackout period before pol
The Turaga ni Mataqali and Turaga ni Yavusa of Wanavusa in Narewa Village, Ra, Lekima Lewaitoakula, has expressed his support for the appointment of village special const
A grieving father who travelled from Sigatoka with his family to call for changes to Fiji's criminal justice system says victims and their families need greater protectio
Six years after Tropical Cyclone Yasa badly damaged Naivaka Primary School in Bua, the school still has not been fully rehabilitated and remains in need of significant re
Fiji is finding people living with HIV faster than it is linking them to treatment and keeping them in care, with only 56 percent of diagnosed people starting treatment i
Opposition MP Virendra Lal says Fiji must strengthen the teaching of standard Hindi in schools, with students given access to qualified teachers, appropriate textbooks, d
People can hope for better facilities as the Valelevu Health Centre as the Ministry of Health is now looking at a major structural refurbishment, combined with a ne
As members of the Lakeba Medical Outreach Team, we spent our lives trying to save others, but out there, drifting for hours that felt like lifetimes, we could not save ou
121 new medical doctors are expected to complete their internship by July 2027, while another 121 new medical interns are expected to commence their internship in January
iTaukei customary owners can now have greater control and financial benefits from commercial use of marine areas after Parliament passed the Commercial Use of Marine Area
Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj has raised concerns over delays faced by medical graduates before they can begin their internship programmes, saying some students lose almos
Concerns over possible religiously motivated attacks on Hindu temples have been raised in Parliament, with Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh stressing
Parliament has unanimously passed the Bill to transform the 60-year-old Pacific Theological College into the broader Pasifika Communities University as it maintains st
It is insulting, unnecessary and irresponsible to say that civil servants are “sitting there doing nothingâ€.This has been highlighted by Minister for
A heated discussion erupted in Parliament this morning over Fiji’s law reform process, with the Opposition questioning the Government’s consultation process
Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu says he is disappointed that Minister for Sugar Charan Jeath Singh was not present in Parliament during discussions on important i
Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga says its review of laws affecting iTaukei land, resources and traditional institutions is aimed at strengthening rights and corre