The court of justice must proceed unhindered in the investigation into the death of Constable Peniasi Racagi.

A former investigator from the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has told the Suva High Court that a tender waiver request for health laboratory equipment was initially rejected before later being approved.

At least one baby died of HIV each month last year.

Nearly 2,800 workplace harassment complaints have been recorded since 2020, raising serious concerns about conduct in workplaces.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions charged seven juveniles with aggravated robbery, burglary and theft offences last month.

Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Chief Executive Senikavika Jiuta says Fiji’s fuel stocks remain stable and they have confirmed incoming shipments.

A 50-year-old man who accused police officers in Nausori of assault has been charged with giving false information.

Over 200 women have gathered for the National Women in Agriculture Symposium. The event focuses on helping women access markets and grow business opportunities.

Fiji has set up a four-member Maritime Appeals Tribunal to review certain decisions in the maritime sector.

Media leaders, broadcasters and digital journalists from across the Pacific have gathered in Auckland today for the start of the week-long Pacific Broadcasting Cooperation Limited (PBC) and Pasifika TV Conference.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigation was put on pause because the then Attorney General had told to the Deputy Commissioner than he will get back to him regarding Dr Neil Sharma’s alleged involvement in health tenders in 2012.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development is putting rural and maritime communities at the center of Fiji’s development agenda with the launch of the National Rural Development Policy.