Authorities are warning that drug dealers are increasingly using the real estate market to launder illicit money.

Rural development and government services in Ba can expect a boost after the opening of the refurbished district office in Nadarivatu.

Former coup leader George Speight has made it clear that he supports calls for the removal of constitutional immunity after similar calls were also made by the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Great Council of Chiefs member Ro Naulu Mataitini and former journalist Joe Nata.

Efforts to preserve and promote the Hindi language are gaining renewed attention, with National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad urging families and communities to play a greater role in keeping the language alive.

An Occupational Health and Safety inspector charged over the fatal 2023 Ferris wheel incident in Suva has yet to take his plea.

George Speight, the last person to be sentenced to death in Fiji, claims the Truth and Reconciliation Commission does not have the authority to achieve its purpose.

Fiji and Kiribati are strengthening cooperation to address shared development priorities, with a focus on building resilient infrastructure, improving essential services and advancing sustainable solutions for Pacific communities.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development says stronger planning and better coordination will be key to improving services for rural and maritime communities.

Declining cane quality is threatening Fiji’s ability to meet its sugar production targets, says Fiji Sugar Corporation Chief Executive Bhan Singh.

An Ovalau resident has raised serious concerns over the deteriorating condition of Levuka Hospital, saying patients are being forced to share a single ward because the men’s ward has been converted into office space following last year’s fire.

About 30 witnesses will be called in a trial where Ratu Peceli Rokoralovo is accused of the murder of prominent doctor and social media influencer Dr Isireli Biumaitotoya, also known as Dr Leli Darling.

Young Pacific voices must be part of global climate discussions as island communities continue to face the growing impacts of climate change.