A sharp divide over group rights and indigenous protections has emerged at the Constitutional Review Commission.

Efforts are underway to open up the United Kingdom market for Fiji’s kava exports, although challenges remain around regulatory requirements and supply capacity.

The Fijian Elections Office launched the ‘YES’ outreach program, in efforts to bring the electoral process directly to the people of Fiji, in their homes and abroad.

Seven young patients are celebrating a new lease on life following successful heart surgeries at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.

A major push to strengthen women’s economic participation is underway in Kadavu, as rural women gain new skills to grow their businesses and access broader markets.

A new event will be introduced at the 2027 Coca-Cola Games.

Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific fans are in for a thrilling afternoon with a blockbuster double header set to light up HFC Bank Stadium next Saturday.

The Nasinu Magistrates Court has transferred the case of a man accused of attempting to murder a police officer in Nasinu to the Suva High Court.

The Government has confirmed that there is no need for a State of Emergency in Fiji at this stage, following a review of national security and economic conditions by the National Security Council.

The Namosi Landowners Committee Lomani Au Maroroi Au has raised strong objections to the proposed hydro development in Namosi, warning that the process has moved ahead without the consent of customary landowners.

The Fiji Medical Association is urging Government to adopt a more structured and evidence-based approach to drug testing, following recent moves to introduce testing among public officials.

The State has conceded that Samuela Tawase should not be found guilty in relation to the Samabula Shiv Temple sacrilege case, citing mental health concerns at the time of the incident on July 13 last year.