Fiji will welcome Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his delegation for an official visit this Monday.

Former journalist Joe Nata is calling for the removal of the immunity clause from the Constitution.

Suva lawyer Barbara Malimali is calling for a reduction in the size of the Cabinet through amendments to the Constitution.

The High Court has reserved its decision on bail for a 36-year-old man charged in connection with the alleged break-in at the Republic of Fiji Military Forces armoury in Nabua, Suva.

Construction has officially begun on Fiji’s largest solar farm, with Fiji Airports describing the project as a major investment in cleaner energy and the aviation sector.

Disaster response in the Northern Division is set for a major upgrade with the construction of a new $3.4 million Commissioner’s Northern Warehouse in Labasa, replacing a flood-prone facility that delayed relief efforts during past emergencies.

A man who allegedly raped two women and abducted a person under 18 last month has been released on bail by the Lautoka High Court.

The Great Council of Chiefs should not be entrenched in the newly amended Constitution.

The Suva Magistrates Court will make a decision next week whether 24-year-old Thakor Hari Punja can travel to overseas for his medical treatment.

A Lautoka man facing attempted murder charges has been remanded in custody by the Lautoka Magistrates Court.

The trial of former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has been scheduled for later this month after the State informed the Suva High Court today that it is ready to proceed with the matter.

Suva lawyer Barbara Malimali, in her submission on the review of the 2013 Constitution, recommends that clearer qualifications, integrity standards, impartiality, and respect be outlined for the appointment of the President.