The Judiciary made its submission to the seven-member Constitution Review Committee, with Chief Justice Salei Temo recommending that judges capable of performing their duties should not have their contracts terminated upon turning 75, despite current constitutional provisions.

There is an increase in relocation requests from communities affected by climate change, highlighting the urgent need for adaptive measures.

Concerns have been raised over high cash reserves at Fiji Ports Corporation Limited, with warnings it may be limiting growth.

The Suva High Court has heard extensive legal arguments in a civil lawsuit involving a 2023 Fiji Airways charter flight to Israel, with both sides sharply divided over whether the matter should be resolved immediately or proceed to a full trial.

The Suva High Court has heard further developments in the murder trial of Apisai Madigibuli, with a Scene Construction video shown before the court as part of the State’s evidence.

The Paramount Chief of Lau, Ratu Tevita Lutunauga Kapaiwai Uluilakeba Mara, is calling for an honest and respectful national discussion on Fiji’s identity.

Paid employment in Fiji rose to 121,971 in 2022, up 7.1 percent from 2021, according to the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.

Pacific Political Climate Champions met in Nadi to map out regional priorities for a key year in global climate talks.

Schools in Fiji’s Western Division will remain closed due to ongoing safety risks, while classes in the Central and Eastern Divisions are set to resume tomorrow.

A $300 million road upgrading project in Vanua Levu will not only ease long-standing hardships in rural communities but also contribute to national economic growth.

Recovery efforts are continuing across the Western Division as families affected by Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu begin assessing the damage to their homes.

The hearing on the settlement between the Judicial Services Commission and the State has been adjourned to next week.