In the Pacific Feminist Forum, feminists and women’s human rights defenders concluded with a powerful statement, listing their demands that underscored the pressing issues of decolonization, identity challenges, the climate change crisis, and the displacement of homes in low-lying islands.

Fruitful discussions were held during the crucial consultation on the National Building Code in Nadi today.

Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga says many civil servants in the Lomaiviti Group are under-resourced.

The Acting Director of Public Prosecutions David Toganivalu has expressed the need for a thorough examination of Fiji’s current approach to tackling corruption.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has unveiled an innovative approach to strengthen its forensic investigation capabilities.

The development partnership between Fiji and India remains strong says Minister of State for External Affairs, Dr. Rajkumar Ranjan Singh.

Dialogue Fiji has expressed its deep admiration for the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma for holding a forgiveness and reconciliation ceremony on Sunday to seek forgiveness from the Indo-Fijian community who were victims of the 1987 and 2000 coups.

Students’ transport cards have been topped up.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption was noticeably absent from the first consultation on the review of the establishment of the Anti-Corruption Division within the Magistrate and High Courts.

The province of Serua is hoping that the results of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting next week will be relayed to the people on the ground.

The leader of the Saunokonoko clan in Naimasimasi Village in Serua has suggested that only chiefs should be part of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting.

A 49-year old man was produced at the Savusavu Magistrates Court yesterday charged for his alleged involvement in an aggravated robbery last week.