Fiji has new border quarantine case from Papua New Guinea
A new border quarantine case of COVID-19 has been announced. The Ministry of Health says the new case is a 55 year old man who travelled to Fiji from Port Moresby, Pap
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Seruiratu apologises for the mistake in bringing in the Draft Police Bill and overlooking the process
Minister for Defence, Inia Seruiratu has apologised for the mistake in bringing in the Draft Police Bill and overlooking the process to ensure it is vetted by the Solicit
Vosarogo should focus on building his crumbling political party – Ashwin Raj
The Director of the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission Ashwin Raj says he does not need a lawyer-turned-politician to tell him what needs to be done. SODE
Take a lot of fluids before or after vaccination – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says people just have to take a lot of fluids and Panadol before or after taking the COVID-19 vaccine, Astra-Zeneca as t
ICU ready at Sai Sanjeevani Children's Heart Hospital
Work has been completed on the Intensive Care Unit at the Sai Sanjeevani Children's Heart Hospital in Nasese. Highly specialized equipment on the state of the art ICU
India will provide Fiji with AstraZeneca vaccines
Good news as India will be providing a considerable number of the AstraZeneca vaccines to Fiji. This has been announced by the Acting Indian High Commissioner to Fiji,
You better watch out if you are a bully – Akbar
‘If you are a bully, you better watch out’. That was the message by Education Minister Rosy Akbar while speaking at Marist Brothers High School during the
Court to rule next Tuesday on no case to answer application by lawyer of the former senior executive
Chief Magistrate Usaia Ratuvili will deliver his ruling next Tuesday on the no case to answer application made by the lawyer of the former senior executive of a publicly
Defence Ministry postpones retracted Draft Police Bill consultations & will now get public submissions on the 1965 Police Act
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that it will not go ahead with any Draft Police Bill consultations and will only take people’s views on what should be in a b
Draft Police Bill consultations retracted as the draft was not endorsed by cabinet and the Solicitor General - Bainimarama
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has confirmed to fijivillage that the government has retracted consultations on the Draft Police Bill. Bainimarama says the draft bil
Some Levuka residents say powers given to Police in the Draft Police Bill is too much
Some residents of Levuka say the powers given to police officers in the Draft Police Bill are too much, however, the Senior Defence Officer Joji Washington says there is
Faiyaz Koya acts as Minister for Economy, Attorney General, Civil Service and Communications until March 21st 2021
Minister for Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport, Faiyaz Koya is currently acting as the Minister for Economy, Attorney General, Civil Service and Communications. K
Youth for Integrity welcomes PM’s comments that Draft Police Bill will not go in its current form to Parliament
The Youth for Integrity Network has welcomed Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama’s comments that the Draft Police Bill will not go in its current form to Parliament.
Court to make judgement on Aman Ravindra Singh's objection on 1st April
The Suva High Court will give its judgement on preliminary objections filed by Lautoka lawyer, Aman Ravindra Singh on the 1st of April where he was to give his plea in a
Major concerns raised by Levuka residents on short time span and lack of knowledge about the Draft Police Bill before consultation
Concerns have been raised by some of the residents in Levuka on the short time span and the lack of knowledge that they have on the Draft Police Bill before consultations
First witness in former senior executive’s trial says he does not recall any glass doors or windows looking into the CEO's office
The first witness in the trial of a former senior executive of a publicly listed company, has told the court that he did not see any glass windows or doors looking into
Trial of former senior executive charged with indecent assault to begin this afternoon
The trial of a former senior executive of a publicly listed company will begin this afternoon in front of Chief Magistrate Usaia Ratuvili. The man faces 3 counts of in
10 Corrections Officers charged in relation to the death of a serving prisoner in 2019
10 Corrections Officers have been charged in relation to the assault and death of Seremaia Naidole Momo, a serving prisoner in 2019. The 10 officers are Joji Raqamate,
Fiji Law Society says proposed police powers in draft Police Bill are inconsistent with values of respect for human rights
The Fiji Law Society says the wide scope of the proposed police powers in the Draft Police Bill are inconsistent with values of respect for human rights, freedom and the
No cause for alarm as some side effects for some people after taking vaccine is normal - Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says there is no need for alarm after a few cases of some people feeling weak or having a slight fever following the COV
Realignment work at Korosomo Slip in Vanua Levu expected to take another three weeks - FRA
The realignment work at Korosomo Slip in Vanua Levu is progressing well and the Fiji Roads Authority says it may take another three weeks to complete this major project.