The Construction Energy and Timber Workers Union of Fiji has deferred its strike action at the Aspen Medical run Lautoka and Ba Hospitals.

The Water Authority of Fiji has had to fork out $200,000 for repairs to the faulty Waila Raw Water Pump Station.

The Judicial Services Commission members met this afternoon.

A meeting of The People’s Alliance executives is underway to decide the future of Lynda Tabuya.

Fiji will avoid new US tariffs, but broader global tariff increases could negatively impact its economy by disrupting trade.

The audio recording of a meeting taken by the now-dismissed Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Manager of Investigations, Kuliniasi Saumi, is admissible in the hearing to determine the validity of the appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner.

The Fiji National Provident Fund paid out close to $139 million over the past two fiscal years to Fijians migrating abroad.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says some media organizations are exaggerating their crime reports.

Water supply has normalized for the majority of customers as of this afternoon.

University of Fiji medical students could soon have access to training at Fiji’s largest specialty state-of-the-art hospital in Nadi.

Independent Member of Parliament Alvick Maharaj has withdrawn his application to appeal the deregistration of FijiFirst.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu will not take complaints against officers lightly.