Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has called for a review of the country’s Police Standing Orders, describing them as “vague”.

Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, David Toganivalu has decided that no charges will be laid in four high profile cases.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says increasing Value Added Tax to 15 percent is too high, in response to the recommendations by the World Bank.

The Fiji Council of Churches condemns the name-change legislation.

Residents have been guaranteed better access to basic services and facilities after the completion of a bridge in Vunikawakawa in Wailevu, Macuata.

The arrival of the Girmitiyas had a significant impact on the societies and economies of the colonies where they were brought.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has expressed concerns over recent reports of the treatment of certain accused persons by the Fiji Police Force.

The Ministry of Agriculture has noted a rapid increase in the illegal sales of homemade pesticides that promise to control bed bugs and other related insects.

Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad has reaffirmed the coalition government’s willingness to develop more closer, meaningful and deeper political and economic ties with partners like India.

More investment is needed to assist the women farmers in the country.

A new Yaqara Bridge in Rakiraki is strong enough to support the weight of heavy trucks and is safe enough to serve as a reliable connection due to its climate-resilient standard, says Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau.

With right-sizing and refocusing the civil service at the top of the government’s agenda, Minister for Civil Service and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says that if they are employing too many people, then there is possibility of downsizing certain ministries.