The defence has challenged the strength of the State’s case in the Vatia drug importation matter. It argues there is no clear proof of conspiracy against Jonathan Hill.

A heavy rain warning is in effect for the Western Division, Yasawa and Mamanuca Groups, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, the Nadi Weather Office has stated.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service states that delays at the country’s borders are driving up costs for businesses and consumers.

The Lautoka City Council has denied social media claims that concrete at the new Lautoka Bus Stand has snapped.

Fiji and Japan strengthened their bilateral relations last year. High-level visits and closer cooperation in key development areas drove the growth.

Rising work stress and burnout among frontline mental health workers have prompted a major shift toward staff care, with the opening of a new well-being centre at St Giles Hospital today.

The Land Transport Authority has issued a strong warning to drivers following a serious crash in Lakeba that has left one passenger in critical condition.

A 15-year-old juvenile appeared before the Lautoka High Court after being charged with the rape of two overseas volunteers.

The European Union has renewed its ocean partnership with the Pacific under Phase Two of the Pacific – EU Marine Partnership, committing approximately $52M through to 2030.

A bail variation application has been filed on behalf of Charlie Charters seeking permission to travel to Australia for employment purposes.

Tropical Depression 09F has now intensified into Tropical Cyclone Urmil, becoming the first named system of the 2025–2026 Tropical Cyclone Season.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has declined to comment on questions surrounding a recommendation from the Judicial Services Commission in relation to the ongoing developments at the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.