FijiFirst Member of Parliament, Doctor Mahendra Reddy, is no longer an MP.

While the recent alleged rape of an infant and a toddler has shocked the country, the Fiji Women’s Crisis Center says they’ve recorded over a hundred new cases of child sexual abuse and child rape.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the coalition government is committed to developing a strong, much deeper and meaningful engagement, particularly with Australia and New Zealand.

The Ministry of Health has recorded 12 new cases of COVID-19.

The Water Authority of Fiji Chief Executive, Doctor Amit Chanan, has welcomed the news that water will be a key focus area in the upcoming National Economic Summit by the Ministry of Finance.

The Tourism Ministry is committed to making Fiji the ultimate destination while ensuring the industry remains an employer of choice, attracting and retaining the best talent.

Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor and Board Chair, Ariff Ali says a range of data sources indicate that Fiji’s economic recovery continues, on the back of a strengthening tourism industry and its positive flow-on effects to related sectors.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says discussions about the Mercy Commission did not take place during the Constitutional Offices Commission meeting yesterday.

Xinfa Aurum Exploration is still yet to resume exporting bauxite from its Naibulu Mine in Dreketi due to its low quality or grade.

The Public Service Commission has reiterated that permanent secretary positions will be advertised.

Former Solicitor General Sharvada Sharma has been granted leave to apply for judicial review in relation to his termination.

Securing consensus during a Constitutional Offices Commission meeting is not an issue, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.