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.

The Suva City Council has launched a major program aimed at tackling Fiji’s most pressing social challenges under the theme, “Waving our future together and standing united against social challenges.”

Business operators in northern Bua province believe a larger shopping center will help villagers get their groceries without having to travel to Labasa or Savusavu.

The iconic Red Cross Ball is making a grand return after an eight-year break.

Suva Lawyer Jon Apted who is representing the National Federation Party in the hearing matter of section 91(5) and 98(3) (c) of the Constitution before the Supreme Court agrees with the state that the 2013 Constitution, was imposed on the people of Fiji.

High Court of Fiji is set to lodge a formal complaint with the relevant authorities concerning the ongoing unprofessional and indecent conduct of Alexandra Forwood.

The 2025 Hibiscus Festival will not have a VIP area.

The People’s Alliance is calling on the Supreme Court to declare the 1997 Constitution still valid and applicable, and also give an opinion for an interim administration to be put in place.

Australian barrister Bret Walker has reminded the Supreme Court that Fiji’s political history is reflected in the fact that the 2013 Constitution was not democratically created.

The 2013 Constitution shields itself from judicial scrutiny both in fact and in law.

Nearly 80 percent of Fiji’s micro, small and medium enterprises are impacted by natural hazards each year, leaving many without a safety net when disasters strike.