The Fiji Labour Party has welcomed the passing of the Truth and Reconciliation Bill in Parliament this week.

After 35- years as one of Fiji’s most iconic voices, Noor Jahan is signing off from the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation for the final time today.

Policymakers have been urged to carefully consider the lessons of the past, particularly the limitations of past constitutional reforms.

University of Sydney Professor Anne Twomey believes that while it’s appropriate to make a constitution harder to amend than ordinary legislation, it should not be impossible to amend.

The deadline for the applications for the $200 back-to-school support has been extended.

The number of illegal immigrants in Fiji jumped from 4709 in January 2023 to 8000 at present, raising serious concerns for the Department of Immigration.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has emphasized the importance of climate change finance mechanisms, calling for immediate action to bridge the gap between commitments and outcomes for countries vulnerable to climate change.

A severe thunderstorm warning with heavy rainfall is now in force for the Southern Viti Levu and Western half of Viti Levu.

The total salaries and allowances costs for Municipal Council special administrators and acting chief executive officers from January to November this year amounted to $944,670.68.

French Ambassador to Fiji, Julie Le Saos says the pressing issues facing the world, include climate change, human rights protection, and the rising use of artificial intelligence.

The Fiji Roads Authority plans to widen and increase to four lanes a number of roads, including Ratudovi Road from Nadera to Laqere, Fletcher Road from Nanuku to Laucala Bay Road, and Princess Road from Khalsa Rd to Samabula in a bid to address frequent traffic congestion.

Relocation is not an option for residents of Nakabuta Estate, Wainunu, in Bua, despite government advice regarding their safety and well-being.