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The Access to Information Bill to give the right to access to information for individuals, companies and the government, will be debated in Parliament next month. The Bill was tabled in Parliament by Attorney Gener
Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua says he will support whatever is legal. This is after confirmation that the Government is planning to take the 2013 Constitution to the Supreme Court. W
The content of the constitution will be from the people, as it belongs to them, and will be presented to the members of the opposition during consultations. This statement was made by Minister for Lands, Filimoni V
Opposition MPs Sachida Nand and Shalen Kumar supported the motion to amend the 2013 Constitution as they believe that it is a living document and must adapt to the changing needs of the people. While speaking durin
The Bill to amend the 2013 Constitution has been defeated in Parliament as the Government did not meet the 75 percent requirement. 40 MPs voted for the amendment, 14 were against it and one Member of Parliament did
Opposition Member of Parliament, Hem Chand has voted against the Constitution Amendment Bill as he says that any amendment in the 2013 Constitution should not be rushed into and be done according to the procedures set o
Former Swire Shipping Fijian Drua flyhalf Teti Tela has congratulated young Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula for becoming the club’s new top points scorer. Tela held the title of the Drua’s top points scorer with 124 po
This amendment is not just a small change to our laws. It is an attack on our democracy. It takes power away from the people and gives it to politicians. It denies Fijians their right to decide what happens to their cou
Debate on the 2013 Constitution Amendment Bill is heating up as points of order have been raised after Opposition MP Virendra Lal said the 2013 Constitution grants people of any religion or race the right to worship in
The Constitution is a supreme document that seeks to reflect the people's voices and provides a framework from which nationhood exists and develops. Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua highlighted this while su
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is urging Members of Parliament to support the review of the 2013 Constitution, and the necessary amendments to have the document reflect the will of the people and various aspects
Coalition government's Bill to Amend the 2013 Constitution.
This is not merely a legal or political exercise, it is a matter of national identity, governance, and the preservation of democratic principles. This was highlighted by Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica in
Attorney General Graham Leung says the constitution must be the work of the people and must work for the people, by being able to be changed by the people when their wants and needs change. While contributing to th
Leader of the Opposition, Inia Seruiratu says there is a need for constitutional review but they are against how it is being done by the government. While speaking against the 2013 Constitution Amendment Bill, Seru
We owe our fans a win after coming close in our last three games. Swire Shipping Fijian Drua co-captain Frank Lomani highlighted this to the media after their 28-24 win over the Chiefs in their round 4 Shop N Save
Debate on the Bill to amend the 2013 Constitution is now underway in Parliament after the proposed law was tabled for the second reading by Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka this morning. While speaking on the propos
Opposition Member of Parliament, Rinesh Sharma has voted against the Constitution Amendment Bill as he wants to know the exact content that the Government wants to amend. Sharma had earlier voted for the motion to
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Coach Glen Jackson says the biggest learning is that everyone has to be treated equal. Jackson says they want to thank the media for spreading what happened on their last trip to play the
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