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The Social Democratic Liberal Party says it is surprised by its Members of Parliament being publicly named in relation to an investigation by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

Five cases of curfew breaches were recorded in the last 24 hours.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources plans to upgrade its seismological observatory.

More than two thousand plants believed to be marijuana were uprooted from a farm in Kadavu.

Fiji cannot afford for climate action to fall off from our national agenda – even with the serious health and economic challenges of COVID-19.

SODELPA general secretary Emele Duituturaga has stressed that transparency and accountability are important as they work to unite and move forward.

Close to 1,600 employers have failed to make timely contributions to the Fiji National Provident Fund in the last two months.

The Natuvu Jetty in Buca Bay – the main port for those travelling to and from Taveuni to Vanua Levu has been closed down for about two months now.

The Fiji Council of Social Services as part of its 2020/2021 budget submissions has requested the government to establish a school feeding program.

The people of Mali in Macuata can now better protect and safeguard their iqoliqoli with the handing over of a new fibre glass boat and engine by the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama yesterday.

24 teenagers from Wakanisila Settlement outside Suva will be part of a two-year English Access Micro-scholarship Programme.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party Headquarters in McGregor Road Suva was searched by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption this morning.