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The Fiji Times » FNU s medical lab scientists shed light during discussions on COVID-19

The Fiji Times » FNU s medical lab scientists shed light during discussions on COVID-19
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Fijian Government - ENVIRONMENT COURT WILL CUT DOWN DELAYS

ENVIRONMENT COURT WILL CUT DOWN DELAYS - DR. REDDY 14/07/2021 “It is essential to set up an environment court to cut down delays which are hindering the implementation of environmental laws in Fiji. The prosecution launched in the ordinary Criminal Courts never reach a timely or groundbreaking conclusion either because of the workload in these Courts, lack of specialised judges, or because there is no proper appreciation of the significance of the environmental matters on the part of those in charge of conducting these cases.” This was the key statement delivered by the Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Environment Dr Mahendra Reddy while addressing the Inaugural IUCN Oceania Environmental Law virtual Conference this morning.

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FTUC pushes for the minimum wage rate to be increased to $4 an hour, no salary cuts for civil servants, no increase in VAT and removal of VAT from essential food items

FTUC pushes for the minimum wage rate to be increased to $4 an hour, no salary cuts for civil servants, no increase in VAT and removal of VAT from essential food items FTUC pushes for the minimum wage rate to be increased to $4 an hour, no salary cuts for civil servants, no increase in VAT and removal of VAT from essential food items Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary, Felix Anthony. [Image: File Photo] The Fiji Trades Union Congress is again pushing for the minimum wage rate to be increased to $4 an hour and the National Secretary, Felix Anthony also says they do not want salary cuts for civil servants, no increase in VAT and removal of VAT from essential food items.

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The Fiji Times » Rising cases based on environmental pollution, says Reddy

The Fiji Times » Rising cases based on environmental pollution, says Reddy
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FLP rejects any proposals or moves to increase VAT in the upcoming National Budget

FLP rejects any proposals or moves to increase VAT in the upcoming National Budget A better option would be to remove the 9% VAT imposed in 2016 on basic food items - Chaudhry FLP rejects any proposals or moves to increase VAT in the upcoming National Budget A better option would be to remove the 9% VAT imposed in 2016 on basic food items - Chaudhry Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry The Fiji Labour Party has rejected any moves to increase VAT in the upcoming 2021/2022 National Budget. In its submission on the budget, the Fiji Institute of Accountants has proposed that VAT be raised to 12.5 percent and that the 5 percent Environment and Climate Adaptation Levy be scrapped.

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