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Opposition to Bill 17 is an attempt at political grandstanding says, Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry has also been taken in for questioning at the Criminal Investigation Department headquarters.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission strongly condemns the use of inflammatory rhetoric on social media.

Police confirm that the alleged explosion at Maui Bay yesterday was from a line thrower.

All relevant requirements, protocols and procedures are needed if a permit is needed to march in protest against the iTaukei Land Trust Amendment Bill.

Chiefs on Rotuma have agreed to halt any cargo or freight services to the island from Suva for the time being.

Students in the rural remote communities of Vanua Levu are struggling to participate in digital learning.

The Fiji Police Force has confirmed that some members of parliament and politicians have been questioned in line with Section 15 subsection A of the Public Order Act.

An investigation is still underway in relation to the report of an alleged explosion at Maui Bay in Sigatoka yesterday.

One hundred and thirty-seven Public Health Infringement Notices were issued over the last 48-hour period.

The SODELPA Leader has confirmed the Party is considering a march in protest against the iTaukei Land Trust Amendment Bill.

Opposition MP Niko Nawaikula has six more days to make an application to the Court of Disputed Returns to question or challenge the validity of his seat being declared vacant.