Lautoka High Court Judge, Justice Aruna Aluthge, ruled today that bail should be granted to Justin Ho, Louie Logaivau, and Jale Aukerea, three men accused in connection with a major $2 billion methamphetamine bust in Nadi earlier this year.

Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru is optimistic that the Fiji Sports Council will expand its 7s tournament into a multi-sport festival next year, incorporating various disciplines.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says Fiji is still on the European Union’s Blacklist for being a non-cooperative tax jurisdiction.

Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna’s daughter Dream Kardashian recently shared which one of her famous Kardashian-Jenner aunties is her favorite.

Deputy Prime Minster Manoa Kamikamica says the Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit’s response to a parliamentary standing committee that there was no link between detected illegal activity and drug fines “does not gel.”

Fiji is currently facing a significant shortage of child experts to assist with the rehabilitation of children in the country’s care facilities, says Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya.

In a bid to reduce unemployment and youth involved in crime, Tribal Risks PTE LTD has teamed up with the Nasinu Volleyball Alliance to support not only the sport but also social development by creating employment opportunities through volleyball.

Four key bridges on Viti Levu, central to transportation on the Queens Road, will undergo more than $300 million in reconstruction and upgrades as part of a major infrastructure initiative funded by the Asian Development Bank.

The Commission of Inquiry that is investigating the death of the late boxer, Ubayd Haider, has interviewed all the local individuals that may have information according to Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru.

Australia centre Jordan Petaia has confirmed he will step away from rugby and bid to win a contract with an NFL team to pursue a childhood dream he shared with his father.

Small, micro, and medium enterprises in the tourism sector will be able to apply for a portion of the $400,000 Pilot Tourism MSME Grant Fund starting tomorrow.

The tone is dark, even angry.