The Suva High Court has struck out former FijiFirst Member of Parliament Vijendra Prakash’s constitutional redress application, ordering him to pay $2,000 to the Attorney General’s Office.

Immigration Director Amelia Komaisavai has been asked to step aside while investigations into the issuance of passports linked to the Grace Road Group is conducted.

President of the Fiji Medical Association Dr Alipate Vakamocea says the country’s health system is facing a growing crisis, with shortages of over 100 essential and critical medicines and equipment failures.

The Ministry of Health confirms that there have been cases antibiotic-resistant organisms isolated at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, but each case is managed with strict clinical oversight to protect patients and staff.

Fiji is grappling with a major workforce crisis with the loss of 15 per cent of its skilled and semi-skilled workforce, says Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation (FCEF) president Vinay Narsey.

Fiji’s National Carbon Market Strategy roadmap was launched by Attorney General Graham Leung at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin has arrived in the country.

The Fiji National Provident Fund will be implementing key changes to its penalty system for late contribution payments, from 1st January next year.

The University of Fiji emphasizes its commitment to producing graduates who not only excel in their fields but also understand the broader impact of business practices on society and the environment.

Fiji will host the Asia-Pacific Regional Hash in September 2027.

Acting Police Commissioner Sakeo Raikaci confirms that there are now two sets of investigations underway in relation to Grace Road.

Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew says he has directed the Assistant Commissioner of Police Crime Mesake Waqa to conduct a preliminary investigation to further determine whether the Police Force or the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption will lead the investigation into the Grace Road issue.