A stay application is expected to be filed in relation to the charges against former journalist and sports marketing expert Charlie Charters.

Self-reflection is a key component of becoming an effective leader, says Ana Laqeretabua, partner of the Leaders LEAD Symposium, which is underway in Nadi.

Farmers in the North are urging the Ministry of Agriculture to prioritise support for people living with disabilities under the proposed Fiji Kava Policy.

Fifteen iTaukei youths became the first recipients of the iTaukei Land Trust Board Education Scholarship, a national initiative designed to provide iTaukei students with fair and structured access to higher education and specialised fields.

Suva’s rapid population growth is now putting serious pressure on the city’s infrastructure, with overcrowded bus terminals highlighting the urgent need for expansion.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources convened an External Validation Workshop to progress the review of the State Lands Act 1945 and the Land Use Act 2010.

The Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage, Arts and Public Enterprises, Charan Jeath Singh, recently met with the Board of Directors of Fiji Coconut Millers Pte Limited, emphasising the government’s expectation for the company to strengthen its commercial performance and achieve long-term profitability.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation, in partnership with the Tertiary Scholarship and Loan Service, has launched the 2026 Graduate Business Start-Up Grant Scheme, a $500,000 initiative to support aspiring entrepreneurs with innovative, bankable, and scalable business ideas.

The post-mortem examination on the body of the police officer found in Lami on Sunday was completed today, with findings set to be submitted to the investigation department.

Former journalist and sports marketing expert Charlie Charters appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court today.

The Water Authority of Fiji has clarified that its network, including modern plastic pipeline systems, is safe and internationally approved for potable water applications, and poses no risk to public health or water quality.

The Commerce and Business Development Ministry is looking beyond traditional markets such as Australia, New Zealand, the US, and Japan to diversify the reach of Fijian products.