Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama today told the Suva High Court he has not claimed any medical bills from the State.

The government has introduced a new fiscal plan aimed at tackling two major challenges.

Assistant Minister for Justice, Josaia Niudamu, has strongly condemned recent acts of sacrilege against Hindu places of worship, calling them “morally and ethically wrong” and a “grave violation” of the right to freedom of belief.

A cutting-edge disaster recovery system has been successfully implemented at the Fiji Meteorological Service (FMS), in partnership with Datec (Fiji) Pte Ltd.

The Ministry of Local Government is concerned about the growing problem of poor waste management and illegal dumping in several municipalities.

Fiji will host a major trade event in September the first-ever EU-Pacific Business Forum which will be held in Nadi.

A police taskforce from the Southern Division has been deployed to assist Valelevu Police in investigating a break-in at the Shri Sanatan Dharam Mandir in Nadera.

The government is confident that planned tax cuts and wage increases will boost household spending and help support national revenue in the 2025/26 financial year.

Fiji is facing a serious health crisis as injecting drug use causes an increase in HIV, hepatitis C, and tuberculosis cases, worsened by a lack of harm reduction programs.

The Ministry of Agriculture is gathering key data to build a strong, competitive and resilient farming sector.

New Zealand and Fiji’s defence cooperation has taken another step forward with the deployment of two “Bluebottle” unscrewed surface vessels in Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone for a three-month mission.

A Special Committee will review Fiji’s sugar industry to secure its long-term future.