A CFMEU delegate is among three people arrested as part of an investigation into alleged drug trafficking on construction sites.

The father of Sigatoka man Vimal Nand who was allegedly murdered has taken his fight for justice to a Parliament Standing Committee, calling for major changes to Fiji’s criminal justice system.

Four in five Australians believe government should deliver social services directly, but a majority no longer think politicians serve their interests.

More than 1000 kilograms of rubbish, including plastic bottles, food wrappers, household waste, plastic bags and used syringes, has been pulled from the Trashboom in Vatuwaqa.

The Pacific Islands Forum has again failed to condemn China for its missile test, instead walking a middle ground and “registering concern” over the show of force.

Fiji Water Flying Fijians captain Tevita Ikanivere says the team’s tough training sessions are helping build the connection they will need ahead of their Japan tour.

Suva is expecting a tough challenge from Kadavu when the two sides meet in Round Six of the Skipper Cup tomorrow.

Election rules must be settled well before polling day to give election officials, political parties and voters enough time to prepare.

Taxi operators are pushing back against plans to reverse the current taxi fares, warning the move will pile more financial pressure on an industry already battling rising fuel, maintenance and compliance costs.

The Fiji National Provident Fund is stepping up efforts to recover $10.8 million in outstanding employer contribution debt dating back to 1995, with more than 35,000 members affected by unpaid contributions.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya says climate diplomacy delivers value, as Australia faces questions over the cost of climate engagement.

Fiji could introduce biometric technology at its borders as the country moves to strengthen border security and digital screening systems.