The Suva High Court will deliver its judgment next year on an application
for leave for judicial review relating to the Commission of Inquiry report.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has responded to allegations linking senior police officers to Viber drug-related chats, urging the public to remain patient as the investigation unfolds.

The new Lautoka Police Station has officially opened, providing a modern facility that brings key policing functions together under one roof.

The Ministry of Local Government has strengthened its waste management efforts with the launch of Return & Earn Fiji centres across municipal councils nationwide.

A flash flood alert remains in place for the entire country as a trough of low pressure continues to bring heavy rain across Fiji.

The $6 million ShopPlus Supermarket, Foodies Delightful Restaurant, and Dreams Bakery officially opened today in Waimicia Rakiraki has ignited hopes for Ra Province’s rural revival, delivering 50 new jobs right away and paving the way for a total of 60 new positions.

Fiji’s border protection capabilities got a major boost following the commissioning of four new X-Ray machines at the Nadi International Airport.

Fiji’s justice sector took a historic step forward this week with the signing of the Wailoaloa Commitment, uniting law and justice institutions under the vision of Justice for Every Fijian.

FNPF-owned IHG Fiji Hotels have raised $15,000 for Lifeline Fiji through their month-long Movember campaign, supporting suicide prevention and men’s mental health services across the country.

Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika today argued in court that her client, Barbara Malimali was never allowed to respond to the allegations in the Commission of the Inquiry report before it was finalized and released.

With youth-related issues continuing to rise across the country, young people are being encouraged to step out of their comfort zones and take part in more awareness and outreach programmes that support positive development.

The national shortage of midwives is expected to ease with the graduation of 14 newly qualified midwifery nurses from the Sangam College of Nursing and Health Care Education in Labasa.