Complacency in serving Fiji’s most vulnerable is unacceptable, says Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran.

There is no evidence before the court that the people of Fiji accept the 2013 Constitution, says the lawyer representing Iowane Naivalarua’s group in parliament.

Lawyer Kunal Singh, representing Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu, told the Supreme Court there is no urgency for the 1997 Constitution to be reinstated.

The Land Transport Authority is working on a new payment plan to help people and businesses pay off over $24 million in unpaid traffic fines.

Fiji’s traditional way of life is facing significant challenges as people adopt imported foods and Western dining habits.

Fiji’s Ministry of Agriculture is emphasizing the role of clear, coordinated communication in maximizing government resources across sectors like forestry and fisheries.

The Lautoka City Council has taken another step to advance its sustainable development agenda, hosting the Voluntary Local Review (VLR) Stakeholder workshop today.

An application for a permit by former politician Niko Nawaikula to hold a peaceful march on the 2013 Constitution has been refused.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has stressed the importance of quality education and skills training for young Fijians.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services says Fiji’s Second Dental Implant Program is a major step forward in improving dental care.

A lawyer who presented the Social Democratic Liberal Party’s submission to the Supreme Court this afternoon said the 2009 Constitution abrogation was a “rogue act” by the interim Bainimarama administration.

A growing number of diabetic patients in Fiji are losing limbs due to injuries that could have been prevented.