The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji is aware of a tragic maritime incident that occurred last Thursday in the waters near Qamea, Taveuni, resulting in the loss of two lives.

Former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali was condemned without warning and denied a chance to defend herself before losing her post.

The President of the Court of Appeal has stressed the importance of public participation in constitutional reform.

Concerns are mounting over how effectively government ministries are using taxpayer funds, as millions remain unspent despite ongoing infrastructure and service delivery challenges.

More than 50 families affected by Tropical Cyclone Vaianu have received food ration assistance, as the government continues relief efforts in the Western Division.

The Lautoka High Court has denied bail pending trial application made by the man who allegedly murdered Dr Isireli Biumaitotoya in September last year.

King’s Counsel Martin Daubney has sharpened his challenge to the Commission of Inquiry, arguing the process broke down despite clear warnings about the harm its findings could cause.

Fiji is strengthening protection for vulnerable coastal communities through a US$16.7 million grant secured with support from the Asian Development Bank.

New details have emerged following the fatal house fire in Vunivau, Labasa, with the victim’s de facto partner revealing a history of domestic issues and past threats.

Cultural exchange and education are playing an increasingly important role in shaping Fiji’s global engagement, with hundreds of Fijians benefiting from international scholarship opportunities and cultural programmes.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces says no weapons, ammunition, or related equipment are missing following an attempted breach at the camp.

The seventh accused charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock appeared in the Nadi Magistrates’ Court today.