Former Director of the Fiji Procurement Office Millie Low told the High Court that a letter from then Health Permanent Secretary Dr Sala Saketa accused the Technical Evaluation Committie of colluding with bidders.

For years, the Nabua mini-bridge has been clogged with waste, causing frequent overflows and leaving the area highly prone to flooding.

Questions regarding whether voting should be compulsory in Fiji surfaced as lawmakers and political representatives debated the proposed National Referendum Bill 2025.

Veterans of the historic 212 group the first Fijians recruited into the British Army in 1961, are calling on current and aspiring soldiers to uphold humility, love and critical listening as guiding values, as the cohort marks 65 years since its inception.

Despite assisting over 24,000 households, Fiji’s social protection system is facing significant gaps, with nearly half of those living below the poverty line still not covered.

Prosecution witness and former Director of the Fiji Procurement Office Millie Low today told the High that a waiver request for Health Ministry laboratory equipment raised concerns about the tender process.

28-year-old Samuela Tawase, accused of sacrilege at the Samabula Shiv Temple, told the court today he is ready for trial.

A growing number of children continue to flee their homes and end up on the streets, despite ongoing efforts to reunite them with their families.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs has identified gaps in transparency and urgency among some grant recipients after funding approvals are issued.

The newly revised national policy on Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease is being rolled out with a clear goal to stop young Fijians from dying from a preventable disease.

The Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants is continuing to strengthen its influence both locally and internationally, as it positions the accounting profession to respond to a rapidly changing global environment.

Tourism leaders are calling for stronger collaboration and strategic direction to ensure the Pacific tourism sector remains resilient, competitive, and rooted in its unique identity.