The Lautoka High Court has adjourned its ruling on the interim application in the leadership dispute involving the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry to tomorrow.

Fiji’s iconic Rosie Travel Group has reached a new milestone.

Police are increasing operations in “red zones” across the country to lower crime rates and improve public safety.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions charged 13 people with a total of 21 counts of sexual offences last month.

A tribunal officer at the Fiji Police Force typically makes recommendations to the Police Commissioner regarding the punishments from a disciplinary tribunal.

Newly appointed Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya is determined to make sure every Fijian feels connected to their government through clear, honest, and timely communication.

A tourist from a visiting cruise liner has allegedly died while snorkeling in Savusavu waters.

The investigation into an empty bullet casing found on a Fiji Airways flight has faced challenges due to shared overhead lockers, making it difficult to identify who placed the item on board.

In the trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho, Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu was the first witness for the prosecution.

The Ministry of Local Government is working closely with the Savusavu Town Council to strengthen the beautification efforts.

The Lautoka High Court is expected to deliver its ruling today on a civil case filed by former President of the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Ram Raju, challenging the legitimacy of the chamber’s current board.

Nauru has granted citizenship to its first new citizens through the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program.