Four MPs from the group of 16 yesterday supported the move to table a bill to amend the 2013 Constitution by voting for the suspension of the standing orders.

The Coalition Government has put forward a Bill to amend the 2013 Constitution which removes reference to a referendum to make any changes to the supreme law of the land.

Fiji could take advantage of surplus stock resulting from the ongoing US-China trade tensions, but will not accept low-quality or excess goods.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission aims to complete its preparatory phase by the end of April and begin operations in May.

There are plans to establish a National Productivity Commission to enhance business sustainability and competitiveness, particularly in critical sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism.

The Ministry of Women has raised concerns over the decline of traditional craftsmanship in Fiji, with many of the skills necessary to create cultural artifacts fading away.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has issued a stern warning about the recurring issue of weevils, maggots, and spoilage in a popular flour brand, calling it an unacceptable breach of food safety standards.

Fiji’s outsourcing industry is in the spotlight at the 10th anniversary of Customer Contact Week, in Australia & New Zealand currently taking place at the Gold Coast.

A man has died at the Lautoka Hospital this afternoon following an alleged stabbing.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has confirmed in Parliament that there has been a significant increase in student enrollment this year.

Minister for Rural Development Sakiasi Ditoka admits that securing a piece of land for the Nabavatu Relocation project was challenging.

As Catholics around the world begin the solemn observance of Lent, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong reminds the followers that this season is a time for prayer, fasting, and acts of charity.