The Speaker will rule on a point of order raised by Minister Sashi Kiran over Opposition MP Virendra Lal’s statement during the Constitution Amendment Bill debate.

A former Corrections Service officer who allegedly assaulted a remand prisoner appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has revamped its housing policy to better support members pursuing home ownership.

Sugarcane farmers may soon elect their representatives to the Sugarcane Growers Council if the Sugarcane Amendment Bill 2025 is passed.

Attorney General Graham Leung says assessment to pre-empt the result of voting for the Constitution Amendment Bill 2025 cannot be made at this moment.

A recent attempted abduction of a 12-year-old girl in Suva has raised serious concerns about child safety in Fiji.

Independent Member of Parliament Shalen Kumar has strongly hinted at his support for the proposed Constitutional amendments currently before Parliament.

The Suva High Court has ordered the Health Ministry to pay over $120,000 to a man for undergoing surgery without his consent.

The Nausori Town Council is buckling under urban growth, rising crime, and climate threats.

Constitutions should not be written with specific personalities in mind, says Attorney General Graham Leung.

Independent MP Rinesh Sharma has expressed clear opposition to the proposed constitutional amendments currently before Parliament.

Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu says Constitutions are not ordinary laws that can be amended at the convenience of any sitting government as they represent social contracts requiring the trust and consent of the people.