Two men and a woman will appear in the Lautoka Magistrates Court today.

Fisheries officers are moving to tighten compliance with marine laws in Kadavu.

Registrations for the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme and New Zealand’s Recognised Seasonal Employer Scheme will open this Friday.

The government is taking steps to support content creators and digital influencers in understanding their tax obligations as the industry grows rapidly.

The Labasa High Court yesterday heard that the man accused of murdering a taxi driver at Waisali Hill in March last year was under the influence of marijuana at the time of the alleged attack.

The Land Transport Authority has recorded 95 cases of suspected misconduct involving both staff and the general public since 2017, as it strengthens efforts to improve internal controls and reduce corruption.

Climate change is becoming a major factor affecting the work of nurses in Fiji and the Pacific.

A man has been convicted of indecent assault and multiple counts of rape against his stepdaughter.

The lawyer representing the Fiji Law Society in his submission argued that the Supreme Court should not accept the state’s request to interpret the 2013 Constitution’s amendment provisions.

The state is yet to receive the DNA results of the accused Kositino Latianara, 16 months after the swab was taken by the police forensic team.

The Fiji Human Rights AND Anti-Discrimination Commission has raised serious concerns over the 2013 Constitution, telling the Supreme Court that it did not fully reflect the will of the Fijian people.

Former Magistrate and Unity Fiji lawyer Naomi Raikaci has called on the Supreme Court to help the people understand which Constitution is the legitimate law of the land.