The iTaukei Land Trust Board has clarified that landowners of the Monasavu Hydro Dam site cannot claim a share of the dam’s electricity revenue because all rivers and water in Fiji legally belong to the State.

The Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma is opening its doors to work with the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

A 22-year-old unloading boy for a transport company of Waiqele, Labasa, has been arrested and charged for a count of obtaining financial advantage.

The government is facing a leadership vacuum at the heart of its legal system, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirming there is currently no constitutionally qualified Attorney General in the coalition government.

Lawyer Tanya Waqanika is today claiming that the Prime Minister and the President are getting advice from someone else other than the Office of the Attorney General.

People from the district of Levuka on Ovalau Island are calling for the deployment of K9 capabilities to help combat the rising drug threat.

Fiji has launched its first-ever comprehensive Family Planning Policy, which aims to significantly cut maternal deaths, unintended pregnancies, and high-risk births over the next five years.

Fijians engaged in business, import, and export activities will no longer need to travel to Ministry of Trade branches for enquiries and applications.

Susana Baleira has spent the past two years living on the streets, enduring countless challenges and doing whatever she could to survive.

A 21-year-old nursing student of Lajonia, Labasa, has been charged by the Fiji Police Force Cyber-Crime Task-force team for obtaining financial advantage.

A 36-year-old market vendor of Labasa has been charged for one count of obtaining financial advantage.

For the first time, all major news organisations are joining forces to co-host live town hall meetings with senior government leaders.