Religious leaders in Fiji are making strong appeals to the South Korean government to release Lee Man-hee, the 95-year-old Chairman of Shincheonji Church, which remains in detention, on 16 July, South Sea Lautoka, Fiji. Religious leaders read and signed the statement in Joint Statement Signing Ceremony.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has closed a complaint involving Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva, Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku and Chief Justice Salesi Temo after determining there was insufficient evidence to launch a formal corruption investigation.

The government has announced a series of bypass and road expansion projects aimed at tackling Fiji’s longstanding traffic congestion.

Opposition Members of Parliament have stressed that civilian employees within the Fiji Police Force were excluded from previous government salary increases, calling for the issue to be rectified in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

Reports of ambulances arriving late or not showing up during emergencies have sparked concern in Parliament.

The HIV Unit funding structure has come under scrutiny, with questions over whether it should have greater control as a separate cost centre.

Accountability for the Flying Fijians’ Nations Championship campaign is something head coach Senirusi Seruvakula fully accepts as Fiji prepares for its final Test against Scotland this weekend.

Indigenous resource owners can expect greater support in accessing tourism opportunities and creating economic benefits from their resources.

Leading the McDonald’s Fiji Drua Women into a home Super Rugby Women’s semi-final is a moment captain Kolora Lomani holds close to her heart.

The Next Generation Holdings (Fiji) Pte Limited is challenging the Director of Environment’s decision to reject its Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the proposed Energy-from-Waste Plant and Private Port Facility at Vuda Point.

Concerns Raised at European Academy of Religion’s International Conference Held in Rome—Strong Appeals Over Violation of International Law.

The Junior Boys will feature in the OFC Under-16 Men’s Championship semifinals in Papua New Guinea.