The Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit has provided a report to the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption for a possible case of unexplained wealth as a result of corruption and bribery.

Three homes were destroyed in two separate fire incidents yesterday.

In a celebration of France’s National Day, known as Bastille Day, French Ambassador François-Xavier Léger conveyed his best wishes to the Fiji Water Flying Fijians as they prepare for the upcoming Rugby World Cup set to be held in France this year.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling on businesses employing migrant workers to respect their human rights and to be mindful of the laws against forced labour, human trafficking, and labour exploitation.

The government and the Opposition has agreed that the railway system is a cheaper mode of transporting canes to the various mills.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has defended his decision not to accept Selina Kuruleca as his Permanent Secretary.

The recent passing of the new budget by Parliament has garnered a positive response from representatives of Vanua Korolevu on Serua Island, as they welcome the introduction of allowances for Turaga ni Yavusa’s or tribe leaders.

iTaukei who are citizens of another country but are registered in the Vola ni Kawa Bula can now return to Fiji without the hassle of obtaining a permit or Visa.

Women will no longer be required to change their names on birth certificates when registering to Vote.

The increase in excise tax on alcohol and tobacco (five percent) and carbonated and sugar products indicates government’s intent to tackle the non-communicable disease crisis in Fiji.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu revealed in Parliament that the Coalition Government is bringing back the village improvement scheme after a lapse of 15 years.

Work is in progress with the Attorney General’s Office to regulate the sale of industrial glue.