Fiji Rugby Union Interim Chairman of Trustees Peter Mazey has confirmed that claims raised by the Fijiana 15s and Drua players are true.

Opposition Leader, Inia Seruiratu is concerned that the acting Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mataiciwa, is making detailed comments on ongoing Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption’s investigations.

Labour leader Mahendra Chaudhry met with members of the Great Council of Chiefs Review Committee yesterday to present his views.

The South Pacific Business Development has provided 68,000 loans to women entrepreneurs, totalling $90 million.

Yet another Fijiana rugby player has taken to her social media account claiming that they are still owed money by the Fiji Rugby Union.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has labelled the deferment of this week’s parliament sitting as unnecessary.

Fiji Pine Limited carts at least around 2,000 tonnes of logs in a week from the Northern Division, which entirely runs its Drasa Mill in Lautoka.

The provision of a solar power system has boosted the production of ice at the Fisheries and Forestry Service Center in the District of Kubulau in Bua.

New Zealand High Commissioner Charlotte Darlow signed a $13 million budget support agreement with Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad today.

The Fijian Elections Office says it has not received any complaints from the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption or from a Sailosi Nataku against the People’s Alliance Party.

The Ministry of Health has confirmed that an electrical fault near the Maternity Wing of the Labasa Hospital resulted in a fire incident.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission wants the Fiji Corrections Service to change one of its policies.