The Emoluments Committee, tasked with reviewing the salaries of members of parliament, has successfully had its first meeting.

Thirty families of Nasuva Village in Seaqaqa are pleading to the government for the provision of a new bridge to connect them to the main road network in the area.

Leachate and overflow of waste materials in our mangroves have become a major concern.

Outsource Fiji has signed an agreement with the Higher Education Commission Fiji.

The review of the labour laws and the setting up of a tripartite forum will eventually happen after a promise to the International Labour Organization was made almost a decade ago.

Water Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Amit Chanan has highlighted the difficulties faced in investing and financing water infrastructure, a subject often avoided in discussions.

The operation of Gold Rock Investment Company was questioned at the Natural Resources Owners Committee Meeting yesterday.

The Lomaiviti Provincial Council has highlighted some of the challenges faced by the people in the province.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has deferred his official trip to China due to an injury he sustained earlier yesterday.

The Ministry of Employment is warning the public to be wary of an individual who has been soliciting money and promising overseas employment opportunities under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme.

The Fiji Airways Cabin crew, who were dismissed during the challenging times caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, have returned.

Concerns regarding Fiji’s longest lease agreement in history were raised during the National Resource Owners Committee Talanoa session in Pacific Harbour today.