The dispute over the future of the Vatulele Island Resort has taken a new turn, with the resort leaseholder rejecting claims by landowners that the lease should be terminated and the land returned.

The $25 million Racecourse Hotels and Apartments Project is expected to boost economic activity in Ba.

China has pledged to deepen military-to-military cooperation with Fiji, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening bilateral defence ties as both countries seek to contribute to peace and stability in the Pacific.

Approximately 194 residents of Qauia Settlement have accessed free health services during a four-day outreach programme by Medical Services Pacific.

France and Fiji are strengthening their cultural partnership through the “Fiji 1838: Face to Face” exhibition, which showcases rare historical drawings that offer a unique glimpse into Fiji’s past.

Fiji has reaffirmed that its foreign policy remains independent as it continues to strengthen defence cooperation with China.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has warned retailers against illegal conditional selling after confirming that some supermarkets required customers to buy other groceries before purchasing sugar.

The newly launched Lau Economic Think Tank Group will guide the Lau Strategic Development Plan.

Over the last five years, the Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit has observed incidents where individuals have tried to enter the country via citizenship through investment programmes.

Isaia Ledua, charged with attempted aggravated burglary at the Republic of the Fiji Military Forces, appeared in the Suva High Court.

The government is planning to buy a second-hand vessel to improve shipping services when disruptions happen.

The Sugar Industry Ministry will strengthen the monitoring of cane access road projects in the coming financial year following concerns over the delivery of works funded through the national budget.