Electoral law can be deceptively technical as minor change can have a sweeping impact.

There is an urgent need to accelerate the digitisation of archives to ensure students and communities in outer islands have the same access to materials as those in urban centres such as Suva and Lautoka.

As the simulation process for the electoral law review approaches its launch at the end of this month, questions are being raised about whether the ongoing reform work will be affected if the 2013 Constitution is amended or repealed.

Many political parties insist that electoral reform must be as inclusive as possible, ensuring no one is left behind.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica has labeled comments against him, referring to him as the “wannabe PM,” as arrogant and pathetic.

The districts of Wailevu and Savusavu in Cakaudrove have launched their first-ever community-based tourism packages.

Women entrepreneurs are playing a key role in shaping Fiji’s future workforce, especially in the digital and green sectors.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu is calling on officers to prioritize the credibility of their sources and deepen their understanding of the criminal landscape.

Dredging works on the Ba river have been completed, aimed at reducing flood risks in Ba town and nearby communities.

In a bid to enhance government service delivery and strengthen support for Multi-Ethnic communities in the Western Division, the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs officially opened a new divisional office in Lautoka.

The case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho has been transferred to the High Court for trial pursuant to Section 188 of the Criminal Procedure Act.

A witness in the trial of one of the country’s biggest drug busts testified in court today that accused person David Heritage used his barge to transport the drugs from the high seas near Yasawa waters to the mainland.