The Office of the Auditor-General has come under fire for not following provisions of the Audit Act when conducting performance audits.

Social Democratic Liberal Party MP, Lynda Tabuya says she cannot apologize to the Republic of Fiji Military Forces for her recent comments.

Deficiencies in the operations of the office of the Auditor General have been raised in parliament as the House debates various reports.

The Solicitor General’s Office has drafted amendments to the Fiji Institute of Accountants Act to try and liberalize the sector.

Opposition Whip, Lynda Tabuya has today been put on notice for breaching Standing Order 29a Clause 2.

Defence Minister Inia Seruiratu says the evidence from the investigation in the first case involving a military officer did not prove they are super-spreaders of coronavirus.

The economic activity needs to be regenerated to get the economy back on track says, Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

The Attorney General says 242, 941 applications for the $50 assistance have been received from Fijians in Viti Levu yesterday.

Economy Minister, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, says the National Federation Party is not aware of the level of cloak and dagger stuff happening within Opposition.

Non-government Organisations that want to partner with the government for humanitarian work must go through the Fiji Council of Social Services.

Parliament has today passed the Investment Bill 2020 and this replaces the Foreign Investment Act of 1999.

Opposition MP Miteli Bulanauca has today called on Government to move people towards natural treatment rather than other ways to fight the COVID-19 virus.