A fire broke out early this morning at the old birthing unit located opposite the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva.

Fiji has recorded a worrying number of food and fish poisoning cases over the past decade, including instances of contaminated food being recalled.

There will be no mining license issued until the Mining Act is reviewed.

Companies are increasingly reluctant to list publicly, citing past failures and the pressure to deliver short-term results at the expense of long-term goals.

The Health Ministry will not enforce mandatory HIV testing despite a rise in new cases.

Minister for Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad said the upcoming National Budget will include support for Fijians if global tariff issues continue to affect prices.

A trough of low pressure will continue to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms across most parts of Fiji until the weekend.

Illegal dumping continues to plague Nasinu, forcing urgent action from authorities.

The Online Safety Commission has raised alarm over an increase in child sexual abuse content online.

A senior legal consultant will be engaged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption to review long-pending cases and prioritise prosecutions.

Another attempt by the Great Council of Chiefs to be part of the Supreme Court hearing on the 2013 Constitution was denied by Chief Justice Salesi Temo.

Four people who admitted their roles in bringing over 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine into Fiji last December have been told to rethink their pleas.