A strong letter has been sent to Electoral Reform Commissioner Professor Wadan Narsey after he publicly released recommendations from the Electoral Reform Commission report.

The Fijian Elections Office has received the proposed People First application for registration with the Registrar of Political Parties.

The push to modernise Fiji’s prosecution work is the focus of this year’s Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Annual Conference.

The country is expected to experience above-average rainfall and warmer-than-normal temperatures over the coming months, the Fiji Meteorological Service warns.

Blocked drains caused by poor rubbish disposal are driving surface flooding on several roads during heavy rain, says the Fiji Roads Authority.

The government’s work to expand and protect key natural areas was the focus of a steering committee meeting for the Safeguarding Marine and Terrestrial Biodiversity Project.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, through the iTaukei Land Trust Board, has launched the TLTB Education Scholarship Framework, a national initiative designed to give iTaukei students fair and structured access to higher learning and specialised fields.

Political upheaval could push Fiji toward a snap election, warns Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva.

Some street children are deliberately committing crimes so they can return to the prison system for shelter and food, says Fiji Corrections Service Senior Communications Officer Jone Sigavou.

Fiji has made major strides in expanding access to clean drinking water and sanitation nationwide.

The Suva City Council says terminal 2 of the Suva Bus Station will be temporarily closed for 5 days starting tomorrow, November 21^st, to next Tuesday, November 25^th, to allow for urgent drainage upgrade works to be carried out by the Fiji Roads Authority.

Fiji’s tourism momentum, which has climbed steadily over the past four years, eased slightly last month, with provisional figures showing a modest drop in international arrivals.