High Court Judge Dane Tuiqereqere highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal system, sharing insights on both its potential benefits and challenges.

Climate security, or climate change, remains the greatest single threat to livelihoods, security, and well-being for Fiji.

The Fiji Corrections Service has announced that, effective immediately, the practice of bringing cooked food for prisoners during Christmas visitation will no longer be permitted for security reasons.

Reckless and dangerous driving is not merely a traffic violation, it is a grave concern and endangers the lives of road users says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

The Legal Aid Commission is facing significant operational challenges which is affecting their ability to effectively serve the public, according to a report tabled in Parliament.

Attorney General Graham Leung is urging continued dialogue and reforms that promote inclusivity, fairness, and sustainability in the country’s legal and constitutional frameworks.

This holiday season, ShangriLa Yanuca Island, Fiji has demonstrated its commitment to sustainability with the launch of its eco-friendly Christmas tree at its lighting ceremony last evening.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has acknowledged that several critical legislative proposals were brought before Parliament during the FijiFirst Government but were rejected due to overconfidence within the administration.

The challenges and opportunities surrounding the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals into the workforce was discussed at the 26th Attorney General’s Conference.

The Minister for Housing says they are committed to resolving the housing needs of eligible families.

Fiji law society President Wylie Clarke emphasizes the inevitability of AI deeply entrenching itself in legal practice.

Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau highlights the persistent challenge of high turbidity in water, which is caused by residue during adverse weather conditions.