The cabinet today approved measures to initiate the review of the 2013 Constitution.

The Commission of inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner will not shut down regardless of controversies.

The Judicial Services Commission has granted Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde leave with full pay until February 3rd.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he has not thoroughly reviewed the specifics of the appointment of New Zealand’s senior barrister Janet Mason to the Commission of Inquiry.

People living around the Southern parts of Viti Levu from Sigatoka to Suva, interior Serua-Namosi, interior Nadroga, Bua and Western Macuata are being warned to be vigilant in the wake of a severe thunderstorm for heavy rainfall alert.

A recent survey by the Suva Retailers Association has found that the prices of essential school items, such as stationery, uniforms, shoes, and bags, remain affordable for families.

The government is prioritizing partnership with the private sector to strengthen investor confidence and address economic challenges, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad.

Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa has reaffirmed commitment to improve health services, focusing on primary care for remote communities.

The Education Ministry has clarified that some parents are yet to receive the $200 Back-to-School Support payment due to incorrect information being provided to them.

The Fiji Police Force has confirmed receiving a complaint from senior barrister Janet Mason who is assisting the Commissioner of Inquiry in the case against Barabara Malimali.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has finalized the pre-trial conference material and submitted it to former Minister for Fisheries and Forestry Kalaveti Ravu’s counsel in court today.

Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States has stirred mixed reactions in Fiji, as citizens, business leaders, and policymakers weigh the potential implications for the Pacific region.