The FNPF Pensioners Committee has called out Cabinet’s decision not to reinstate Fiji National Provident Fund pensions backdated to 2012.
The Committee says the decision as unjust and unacceptable.

The Great Council of Chiefs is calling for the removal of the two-year residency rule that prevents some iTaukei’s from contesting the general election.

Families in Naqiliso settlement in Davuilevu are recovering after flash floods swept through the area, damaging homes and forcing residents to seek shelter elsewhere.

Police are trying to identify a woman whose body was found floating in a river near a residence in Naidiridiri, Wainibuku, this morning.

Fuel prices will drop while LPG prices will increase from tomorrow.

The Great Council of Chiefs wants the domestic sale of tabua banned completely.

Members of the Mataqali Nasavanivonu of Yavusa Navatu in Nasavusavu, Cakaudrove have regained 56 acres of their ancestral land.

The implementation of village by-laws remains on hold over legal concerns about the banishment provision.

Youths are being urged to uphold religious values to keep communities united, says Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran.

The defence has challenged the strength of the State’s case in the Vatia drug importation matter. It argues there is no clear proof of conspiracy against Jonathan Hill.

A heavy rain warning is in effect for the Western Division, Yasawa and Mamanuca Groups, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, the Nadi Weather Office has stated.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service states that delays at the country’s borders are driving up costs for businesses and consumers.