The Labasa Magistrates Court has further remanded a school teacher accused of hitting a student while driving in Delailabasa last month.

A man charged with careless driving last year is now a free man after the state disclosed its intends discontinue proceedings.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening ties with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.

The South Pacific Stock Exchange is tapping into the power of influencer marketing to connect with everyday Fijians and raise awareness about its services.

A new environmental initiative took place recently at Newtown Beach in Wailoaloa, where members of the Nasareci Sunday School and Junior MYF of the Namaka Methodist Circuit planted 500 mangrove seedlings.

For many women in Fiji, the idea of seeking counselling after childbirth is often clouded by stigma.

The Consumer Council of Fiji reports that issues related to the Landlord and Tenancy Act remain the most frequent complaints from consumers.

The state has requested additional time from the court to file its final submissions in the case against former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama, and former Commissioner of Police, Sitiveni Qiliho.

Tailevu remains one of the provinces most challenged by social issues, particularly crime and incarceration, says Senior Assistant Roko Apenisa Seniloli.

Police have charged the driver allegedly involved in an accident where a student was hit in Delailabasa last month.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has replied to Mahendra Chaudhry’s claim that the Supreme Court’s opinion makes the Indian community more vulnerable.

Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya says constitutional reforms and commissions of inquiry are a sign of progress in Fiji’s democracy, not political drama.