Australia provides a further AUD$85 million in direct budget support to Fiji
Australia has provided a further AUD$85 million in direct budget support to the Fijian Government. Since the pandemic started, Australia has provided AUD$168.5 million
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Saneem raises concerns about Fiji Times report and delay in auditing by the Office of the Auditor General
Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has today raised concerns regarding misleading reporting by the Fiji Times and the delay in auditing financial statements by the O
Tavua man who travelled to Suva for the first time in 2018 to pursue his university education wins three USP gold medals
A young Tavua man who travelled to Suva for the first time to pursue his university education in 2018 has won three gold medals at the University of the South Pacific.
FULL STORY: 91.4% of the adult target population in Fiji fully vaccinated
91.4% of the adult target population in Fiji is now fully vaccinated. 97.6% of the adult target population have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
We will not be shirking our responsibility to speak up where circumstances demand it – Fiji Law Society
Fiji Law Society President Wylie Clarke says they will not be shirking their responsibility to speak up where circumstances demand it following comments by former Society
Classes for ECE uptil Year 7 to start on the 10th of Jan next year
Education Minister Premila Kumar has announced that face to face classes for Early Childhood Education to Year 7 will start from the 10th of January, next year. Kumar
We are only talking about industrial hemp and not medicinal hemp – Acting PM
Acting Prime Minister and Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says they are only talking about planting industrial hemp and not medicinal hemp. While speaking during
If waiver of Capital Gains Tax for sale of shares can be legislated retrospectively, why can’t Govt remove extra fuel tax now – Professor Prasad
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says if the waiver of Capital Gains Tax for sale of shares can be legislated retrospectively, why can’t Gov
Growing of industrial hemp needs to be licensed – AG
Acting Prime Minister and Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says growing of industrial hemp needs to be licensed and lawyers need to be aware of how the licensing regi
Acting PM says they are committed to prevent Fiji from slipping back into the darkness of division that defined our past
Acting Prime Minister, Attorney-General and Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says they are committed to prevent Fiji from slipping back into the darkness of divi
Devanesh Sharma calls on the Fiji Law Society to get the hell out of politics and fulfill their responsibility
Prominent Suva lawyer and former President of the Fiji Law Society, Devanesh Sharma has called on the Fiji Law Society to get the hell out of politics and fulfill their r
91.4% of the adult target population fully vaccinated
91.4% of the adult target population are now fully vaccinated while 28,091 children aged between 15 to 17 years are also fully vaccinated. 4,853 children aged between
Grace Road gets stop work orders from Nadi Town Council, prohibition notice from Dept of Environment and stop work from TLTB regarding Naisoso development
Construction work being done by Grace Road in Naisoso, Nadi has been stopped by the Nadi Town Council and iTaukei Land Trust Board, and the Department of Environment has
Nothing is more important in a true democracy than the rule of law – Ratu Wiliame
President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says nothing is more important in a true democracy than the rule of law. While opening the 23rd Annual Attorney-General's Conference
Ali says the perpetrators in 96% of the rape cases reported to the Centre, are very close relatives
Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator, Shamima Ali says the perpetrators in 96% of the rape cases reported to the Centre, are very close relatives of the survivor
Fiji has an epidemic of violence against women and girls in both public and private spaces – Akbar
With two out of three women having experienced domestic violence at the hands of their intimate partners, Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Rosy Akbar
Hits to Tourism Fiji website increase by 19% since the re-opening of borders and launch of the Open for Happiness Campaign
Tourism Fiji CEO, Brent Hill says since the start of December, the combination of the re-opening of the borders and the Open for Happiness Campaign, they have seen hits o
Justice Goundar directs court registry to service Freesoul lawyers
High Court Judge Justice Daniel Goundar has today directed the court registry to service the Freesoul Limited lawyers as they were not informed to appear in court today.
Health Ministry hopes to access pediatric doses of the Pfizer vaccine in the early part of the new year
Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong says they hope to access pediatric doses of the Pfizer vaccine in the early part of the new year. Dr Fong says however, im
Preliminary evidence indicates that the Omicron variant does not make people sicker than the Delta and other strains – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong says preliminary evidence indicates that the Omicron variant does not make people sicker than the Delta and other strains.
Water cuts continue to be a major concern in parts of the Central Division
Water cuts continue to be a major concern in parts of the Central Division as thousands of people living from Lami to Nausori have been without water or are experiencing