Fuel and LPG prices will rise from tomorrow.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has accused former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum of introducing the 2013 Constitution to preserve their hold on political power.

People living in Fiji’s remote and maritime communities should have the same access to justice as those living close to courts and legal services.

One Nation Party President and Senior Counsel Roko Tupou Draunidalo says the 2013 Constitution marks the first time in Fiji’s history that political power passed from one side of Parliament to another without a coup.

All 11 members of the G11 bloc have indicated their intention to contest the next General Election under the People’s Alliance Party banner.

Cases of artificial intelligence generating fake legal references have come to light, raising concerns that lawyers who are heavily dependent on the technology could make mistakes that may affect the delivery of justice.

The Vanua o Jubaniwai in Nasigatoka has formally lodged objections to the Environmental Impact Assessment report for a proposed iron-sands mining project in the area.

The Tertiary Students Loan Services has launched its My TSLS hub, an online platform dedicated to providing a variety of it services all under one digital roof.

Excitement is building for the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s Mirchi FM/ Radio Fiji 2 Rewa Diwali Dhoom at Damodar City Car Park in Labasa today.

Pressing social issues, not constitutional reform, dominated questions from young people at last night’s Fijian Media Association town hall meet.

Former Prime Minister and Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has accused the Coalition Government of seeking to transfer political power from ordinary Fijians to an elite group through the proposed return of a Senate.

Unity Fiji Leader Savenaca Narube has challenged the Coalition Government’s decision to push ahead with its constitutional reform timetable.