Leave for judicial review granted in Malimali case
Former FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali's leave for judicial review against the President, Prime Minister and Attorney General
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International Court of Justice to deliver historic first advisory opinion on the obligations of States in relation to climate change
The International Court of Justice will deliver its historic first advisory opinion on the obligations of States in relation to cl
60% of the cane supplied to Rarawai Mill is harvested manually – FSC
Around 60 percent of cane supplied to the Rarawai Sugar Mill is still being harvested manually, according to the Fiji Sugar Corpor
Fiji now second in Asia-Pacific for new HIV cases – Dr. Lalabalavu
Fiji has overtaken Papua New Guinea in terms of new HIV cases and is now ranked second in the Asia-Pacific region, behind only the
Pension should be calculated on full salary, not on suspended rate - Bainimarama
Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama told High Court Judge Justice Daniel Goundar in a special court hearing this morning tha
Calls grow for urgent fix to flood-prone road near Korociriciri Primary School
People have raised serious concerns about the flood-prone road leading to Korociriciri Primary School, which has repeatedly disrup
Rabuka stresses there has been no consideration for an out of court settlement with Malimali
There has been no consideration for an out of court settlement with Barbara Malimali. Those are the words of Prime Minister, Si
2 remanded in custody for alleged sextortion case
29-year-old Pranesh Sharma and 31-year-old Ria Ramira Chandra who are charged in relation to a case of alleged sextortion have bee
Couple to appear in court today for alleged sextortion
A couple will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today after being charged in relation to a case of alleged sextortion. Polic
Lal’s motion on Israel Embassy defeated in Parliament
Opposition MP Ketan Lal's motion to amend the allocation of funds for the establishment of Fiji’s embassy in Israel has been defea
2025–2026 National Budget passed with 75% support in Parliament
Parliament has officially passed the 2025–2026 National Budget, with 75 percent of Members of Parliament voting in favour of the b
Govt will not make more backdated payments to USP as discussions on VAT amount continue – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Prasad has confirmed that the government will not make any more backdated