The Commissioner of Police is calling on members of the public to respect the process of investigation and avoid speculating on the circumstances surrounding the death of a police officer.

Lawyers for former journalist Charlie Charters have accused the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption of misusing its powers, alleging his arrest and detention were carried out to pressure him into revealing confidential sources.

The Judicial Services Commission convened this afternoon to consider a number of pressing matters relating to the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

A building in the Namoli Industrial area in Lautoka has been destroyed by fire today.

Totogo Police have arrested the two men alleged to be involved in an aggravated robbery in Suva.

Fijians have been urged to take immediate precautionary measures following a recent death and admissions with suspected severe leptospirosis last week.

The first session of the caution interview for Charlie Charters was completed earlier today and has now been suspended until later this afternoon.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a young officer whose body was discovered in Lami this morning.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has called on the public to cooperate with law enforcement following a viral video showing a tense arrest in Nadi yesterday.

Fiji Airways has expressed concern that proposed changes to leave entitlements in the Employment Relations Amendment Bill may create operational challenges for the airline.

Fiji faces a potential supply crunch as global demand for kava continues to rise.

Former Fijian journalist Charlie Charters has been detained on suspicion of aiding and abetting a Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption whistleblower.