Three people accused of stealing more than $1 million from a wholesale and Distribution Company have been granted bail by the Lautoka Magistrates Court.

Fiji is still having a difficult time putting the International Labour Organisation’s Convention 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples into practice.

Fijian families continue to face significant challenges with the rise of illicit drug and alcohol use in the country.

Concerns are increasing over damaged railings and neglected landscaping along the Namaka-Martintar Highway in Nadi.

The Government of India has been given the go-ahead to build a new 100-bed super specialty hospital in Fiji.

Arthur Moses, representing the Fiji Law Society, in a referral matter before the Supreme Court, argues that the court should not try to change the 2013 Constitution.

The Fiji Labour Party says the Supreme Court must not pick and choose which provisions of the Constitution to recognize.

The lawyer representing Opposition leader, Inia Seruiratu, says that Fiji has now had three democratic elections under the 2013 Constitution, all with high voter turnout, and that the document has been accepted in practice by the people and institutions of the country.

All 27 prisoners who were on hunger strike from Wednesday last week ceased this morning.

Supreme Court Judge Justice Isikeli Mataitoga says constitutional issues in Fiji cannot be separated from the voices of the people.

The Supreme Court has been told it faces nothing short of a constitutional conundrum as it considers a referral from Cabinet on the interpretation and application of sections 159 and 160 of the 2013 Constitution.

Commission of Inquiry Commissioner Justice David Ashton-Lewis has today raised concerns about the lack of action on the part of the State to implement the 17 recommendations made by him.