Existing waste management requires significant upgrades - Bulitavu
Our existing waste management system requires significant upgrades. Minister for Environment Mosese Bulitavu highlighted this during his Ministerial Statement in Parli
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Seruiratu refuses to reveal which party he will join for next general elections
As the country prepares for the next general elections, Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has refused to confirm which political party he is associated with for the next p
Seruiratu refuses to reveal which party he will join for next general elections
As the country prepares for the next general elections, Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has refused to confirm which political party he is associated with for the next p
Radrodro reiterates that school levies are not required for enrolment
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has reaffirmed that schools cannot impose compulsory charges for student enrolment, following reports that a Suva based school reque
LAGI 2025 Fiji Exhibition will boost climate resilience and sustainable tourism - Gavoka
Fiji is the first Pacific Island nation to host the prestigious Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) Exhibition 2025, a groundbreaking project that blends renewable energ
Naivalurua will consider online complaints portal and phone line for complaints against police officers
Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua is seriously considering the establishment of a dedicated online portal and a dedicated telephone line for members of the public t
Adoption Bill passed to clear backlog and restore stability for over 400 children
Parliament has unanimously passed the Adoption Amendment Bill 2025, which addresses inconsistencies in the legislation that were identified when the Act was gazetted in M
Koya accuses Govt of trial-and-error leadership as Immanuel calls his claims “hot air”
Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya told the Government that they should not try and win the argument but solve the problem and that Fiji cannot afford a government that governs th
Debate heats up after Sugar Minister Singh calls Opposition MP Rinesh Sharma a kid
There was a war of words in Parliament again today after Minister for Sugar Charan Jeath Singh referred to Opposition MP, Rinesh Sharma as a “kidâ€. The Opp
Turaga stresses the 1941 Fisheries Act had to be amended to address the inadequacy
This is a 1941 Act. What did the Opposition do during their time? We have fixed this. Those are the comments of Acting Attorney General, Siromi Turaga as he supported
Education Minister clarifies Higher Education Commission's role in monitoring teaching hours
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro has clarified that the Higher Education Commission of Fiji does not directly monitor the teaching hours of every educator or course
Eductation Minister clarifies Higher Education Commission's role in monitoring teaching hours
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro has clarified that the Higher Education Commission of Fiji does not directly monitor the teaching hours of every educator or course
Fisheries law passed to give authorised officers powers to search land premises, including markets or processing facilities where illegal fish might be sold
Parliament has passed the Fisheries Management Bill which gives authorised officers clear powers to search land premises, including markets or processing facilities where
Intense debate in Parliament after Fisheries Amendment Bill tabled to be debated and passed without delay this week
There was intense debate in Parliament when the Minister for Fisheries, Alitia Bainivalu tabled the Fisheries Amendment Bill 2025 to be debated and passed without delay t
Seruiratu questions when Singh last shared tea and bread with farmers in Ba after Singh tells Opposition to get off social media
As 675 cane farmers are yet to begin harvesting, Minister for Sugar Industry Charan Jeath Singh has told the Opposition that rather than spending time on social media, th
Communities reminded to seek guidance from Disaster Office
As we are now in the cyclone season, the Minister for Rural and Maritime Development, Sakiasi Ditoka is reminding disaster management committees and communities to stay i
Westin redevelopment work halted by FNPF–Fletcher dispute, work to resume this week after resolution - Immanuel
Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel confirms that contractual matters and a disagreement between the Fiji National Provident Fund and Fletcher Construction has halted the
Audit finds $405 million in FRA cost variations – Ro Filipe outlines reforms
A special audit in 2023 revealed that the Fiji Roads Authority approved cost variations and project escalations totaling $405 million — around 10 percent of the na
Over 7,000 crimes reported against children since 2020 - 70% involve girls
In 4 years from 2020 to last year, 7,283 crimes were reported against children in Fiji, and 5,085 or 70 percent of these involved girls. This has been highlighted by M
Fijian farmers to benefit from agriculture partnership with Aitken Spence
Thousands of Fijian farmers and rural families are set to benefit from a landmark agriculture initiative launched in partnership between the Fijian Government and Aitken
Koya asks Turaga why Parliamentary Committee not invited to Justice Summit
Opposition MP, Faiyaz Koya highlighted in Parliament today that he had a bone to pick with Acting Attorney General, Siromi Turaga for not inviting the Parliamentary Stand