A body was discovered floating near the Lami Oceania Wesley Church today.

The Fiji Sports Council Board will appoint an independent investigator to examine the fresh allegations levelled against the Council.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has responded to questions surrounding the arrest of British and Fijian national Charlie Charters at Nadi International Airport, stating he will not interfere in the matter.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission will not act as a shield for politicians or serve any political agenda.

Fiji is ramping up efforts to eliminate scabies as a public health concern, with new national guidelines, stronger surveillance and improved access to treatment now in place.

Provisional figures from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics show that a total of 70,993 visitors arrived in Fiji in January this year, marking a slight increase of zero point three percent compared to January 2025.

Construction has started to relocate Narata village in Nadroga to a safer site, giving residents relief from years of flooding and erosion.

Former Fijian journalist Charlie Charters will spend the night at the headquarters of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption in Suva after being detained at Nadi International Airport earlier today.

The Fijian Media Association is calling for clarity following the detention of former journalist Charlie Charters.

Multiple reliable sources have confirmed to FBC News that former Fijian journalist and author Charlie Charters has been brought to Suva.

Prominent Suva lawyer,  Richard Naidu has questioned the basis of former Fijian journalist and author Charlie Charters detention.

Construction is underway on 400 to 500 two-bedroom homes in Nepani, Nasinu, as the government moves to address growing housing demand.