The prosecution has closed its case in the perjury trial of former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, with the defence set to argue there is no case to answer.

Sugar farmers’ calls for a higher guaranteed cane price are now under review as the Sugar Industry Special Committee considers key recommendations to revive the struggling sector.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources is calling for stronger measures in the proposed Public Health Bill to better protect Fiji’s water sources from pollution.

South Taveuni’s water project is expected to move forward in the coming weeks once land access approval is secured.

Hundreds of amputees could soon pay less for prosthetic limbs as the Hope Centre Fiji receives a $20,000 boost to reduce costs.

The United States’ war in Iran has cost $37.5 billion so far, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Tuesday, an increase of nearly $8 billion since ​the last public estimate.

Australia has raised its concerns with China over its nuclear-capable missile test in the South Pacific, noting many of the region’s nations also shared the same view.

School attendance in Taveuni has climbed to 95 percent following the resumption of bus services after two days of transport disruption.

Rugby stakeholders from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga have gathered in Nadi for a week-long training programme aimed at strengthening coaching, officiating and rugby administration across the Pacific.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has filed Nolle Prosequi against Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde.

Fiji is being urged to rethink how it produces, uses and disposes of materials as government and industry leaders explore practical ways to reduce plastic waste and improve resource efficiency through circular economy practices.

The Higher Education Commission’s funding formula is drawing scrutiny after revelations that 97 percent of government grants go to universities, while only three percent is shared among non-university institutions.