The Commission of Inquiry on Barbara Malimali as Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner did not sit today at the request of Justice David Ashton-Lewis.

The Ministry of Local Government is reviewing the role of municipal councils in town and city maintenance.

Concerns have been raised regarding the issue of inadequate housing options for women facing abuse due to a lack of safe, accessible shelters and long-term support systems.

The Fiji National University’s planned hostel fee increase has been postponed until the next national budget.

The five newly sworn-in commissioners of the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences.

The Court of Appeal has scheduled a hearing for March 27 to consider the bail application pending appeal for former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho.

Savusavu Police are requesting information regarding the whereabouts of a turquoise blue hybrid taxi with registration LT 7072.

Businesses in Votualevu, Nadi, claim they are facing significant losses due to drunkards vandalizing their property and scaring away customers.

There is a significant challenge in meeting the increasing demand for counseling services as more women seek help for violence and trauma.

Thousands of Fijians and travelers between Nabouwalu and Labasa will soon benefit from the newly constructed Nabouwalu Passenger Terminal.

The members of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission were sworn in this morning at the State House.

Efforts are being made to improve digital safety, protect children, and reduce the harmful effects of explicit online content.