After extensive talks today, the Judicial Services Commission has decided to invite former FICAC Barbara Malimali, her lawyer, the Solicitor General, and the Prime Minister’s counsel to discuss how to follow the High Court’s orders.

Members of the Judicial Services Commission have convened this afternoon following the High Court ruling on the removal of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga has firmly dismissed claims that the next general election may not be held, stressing that it is constitutionally mandatory.

The recent High Court decision concerning the former Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Barbara Malimali has now reached the highest office in the country.

More than 100 yaqona farmers in Tailevu North have backed Government plans to formalise and strengthen Fiji’s kava industry, as nationwide consultations begin on the proposed Kava Bill and policy framework.

Australia has reaffirmed its strong commitment to advancing disability equality, describing it as both a national value and a strategic investment in a more inclusive and prosperous region.

Remote and outer island communities are set to benefit from expanded kidney care services, as The Kidney Hub prepares to roll out a major outreach programme this year.

The recent High Court decision concerning the former Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Barbara Malimali has now reached the highest office in the country.

Cabinet has approved a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Health and Medical Services and the Korea Foundation for International Healthcare for grant funding valued at KRW 10 billion, approximately USD$16.1 million.

Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Sakiasi Ditoka, met with the President of the Republic of Nauru, David Adeang, during his first official visit to the country this week.

Aquaculture development has been identified as a key pathway for strengthening the fisheries sector and supporting long-term economic growth in Fiji’s Northern Division.

Opposition MP and Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights member Faiyaz Koya says he has been impressed by the quality and strength of public submissions on the Education Bill particularly on the issue of corporal punishment.