The Suva High Court has set aside a $1,497,213.21 statutory demand issued by Yanjian Group (Fiji) against Great Han International Co Pte Ltd, citing a genuine dispute over the debt.

The Education Ministry and the Foreign Affairs Ministry of the United Arab Emirates are set to sign a Memorandum of Understanding in an effort to advance educational infrastructure and accelerate digital transformation within Fiji’s education sector.

Food vendors at the Labasa Market are calling for urgent improvements to the aging facility, saying current conditions pose challenges for both their business and customer health.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem are set to stand trial next Tuesday, following confirmation from prosecution and defense that they are ready to proceed.

The Sexual Offence Unit of the Fiji Police Force is closely monitoring troubling trends in the country, where youth sexual offences continue to rise.

Climate campaigner Reverend James Bhagwan has urged Pacific communities to move away from the “get rich quick” mindset, particularly in relation to deep-sea mining and resource extraction.

The Youth Parliament program that is currently underway has been an inspiration and provided valuable knowledge for young people about parliamentary democracy.

The Valelevu Criminal Investigations team has arrested a suspect allegedly involved in the grab-and-run incident in Nadera, which was captured on video and shared on social media.

The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji says the matter regarding the 2023 Ferris wheel incident is currently before the Director of Public Prosecutions.

The High Court has refused Basic Industries Pte Limited’s bid to delay enforcement of orders after the company illegally cleared part of an iTaukei Reserve in Tailevu for a road.

Fiji has taken a decisive step to tighten aviation security after 17 years, reconvening the National Civil Aviation Security Committee and the National Facilitation Committee.

A proposed retail and office development in Veivatuloa by Sun Town Property Development Pte Limited is under scrutiny as Namosi villagers attended a public consultation on its Environmental Impact Assessment.