Fiji’s inflation rose to 6.1 percent in June, up from 3.9 percent in May and -1.2 percent in June last year.

The Ministry of Housing says demolition of homes under the proposed Public Health Amendment Bill should only be used as a last resort, with proper consultation required before families are displaced.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling for sustained investment and action beyond laws for the protection of children with disabilities.

A senior psychiatrist has told the Suva High Court that a man accused of murdering a 16-year-old girl has a long history of schizophrenia and had been admitted to St Giles Hospital 23 times before the alleged offence.

Another 113 communities across Fiji are set to gain telecommunications services under the next phase of the Universal Service Scheme as the government pushes to close the digital divide.

Six people who were reported missing at sea have been found safe after an extensive search, bringing a successful end to the operation.

In an effort to address the present gaps in the protection of the rights of Children with disabilities, the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission launched a national baseline study highlighting progress and challenges.

Work on Tropik Wood Industries’ multi-million dollar Carriage Sawmill Project has begun – an investment set to help transform the Fijian economy.

The New Zealand Defence Force arrives tomorrow morning to support the Government and Fiji Navy in searching for the missing medical personnel.

Extending reliable internet access to remote Pacific communities remains one of the region’s biggest digital infrastructure challenges despite significant investment in submarine fibre cables.

The Suva Magistrates Court dismissed a bail application filed by former Fijian Holdings Ltd Chief Executive Officer Mohammed Nouzab Fareed this afternoon.

Six healthcare workers remain missing in the Lau Waters, while only the boat handler for MD Ono-i-Lau was found this morning.