The Lautoka High Court today granted the defence more time to file further materials in regards to their application of Habeas Corpus for Grace Road Fiji’s President, Daniel Kim.

Save the Children Fiji is appalled with the recently disclosed alarming statistics pertaining to child abuse.

A collaborative inquiry is currently underway involving the Fiji Police and the National Fire Authority in response to a reported fire incident in Nanuku Settlement, Vatuwaqa this morning.

Two families in Bavadra Road, Lautoka are homeless after their houses were destroyed in a fire today.

The Ministry of Infrastructure has highlighted ambitious plans to consolidate roads that were previously divided between the Fiji Roads Authority and non-FRA jurisdictions.

The India-Fiji Friendship Forum has played an instrumental role in actively promoting and strengthening the relationship between the two countries.

China’s Culture Land Team is set to engage in a ten-day cultural training program with the students of Yat Sen Primary School.

Over 68, 700 individuals in the Northern Division have received the typhoid vaccine between July 4th and September 7th.

The Department of Town and Country Planning has officially begun a Trial run of the Standard Operating Procedures for Digitalization.

The Lautoka High Court is currently under tight security as the President of the Grace Road Group, Daniel Kim, prepares to face legal proceedings in a bid to prevent his deportation.

There is no law in Fiji that goes against businesses having a registered name and a different trading name.

Grace Road Group President Daniel Kim will be in court today fighting to prevent the process of his deportation.