Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho will appear in court today for charges of abuse of office in relation to the alleged unlawful termination of two police officers in 2021.

All North, West, and Ovalau schools that were closed due to adverse weather conditions will resume classes today.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board generates over $120 million annually, with 10 percent of this revenue allocated to assisting landowners in developing their land for income-generating activities.

Developers of the Great Han apartment complex on Princess Road in Tamavua have been directed to commission an external geotechnical assessment following concerns raised regarding the construction.

Increasing access to HIV testing and treatment services is a key strategy for reducing new infections and deaths.

The Public Rental Board launched its website aiming to enhance its service delivery yesterday.

The National Fire Authority emphasizes the critical need for fire safety inspections in existing buildings and commercial establishments throughout Fiji.

The Agriculture Ministry received a $95,000 worth of essential equipment from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization aimed at enhancing agriculture and waste management initiatives in the nation.

Minister for Transport, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, has instructed his Ministry to review legislation regarding the acquisition of maritime vessels.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board and the Fiji National Provident Fund have formalized a partnership by signing a Memorandum of Understanding to facilitate the issuance of TLTB leases to FNPF members who wish to utilize their FNPF housing eligibility.

A mother and her two children in Suva are considering themselves lucky as they were unharmed by robbers in the early hours of this morning.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad has expressed surprise at the referral of a complaint against him to the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.