The most prevalent forms of corruption among public officers have been identified as causing loss and abuse of office.

Two men aged 21 years were charged and produced at the Nadi Magistrates court and remanded for a case of alleged rape involving a 17-year-old.

The Tui Wailevu Ratu Betaro Vuniwaidrau Rogoyawa made the decision to abstain from the traditional installation of the Tui Levuka.

Opposition MP Jone Usamate highlights the pressing issue of the ageing shipping fleet and its implications for trade and environmental goals.

Dialogue Fiji has raised serious concerns regarding the proposed Salary and Benefits Increases for Members of Parliament, President, and Speaker.

The Ministry of Forestry in collaboration with the Pacific community organised a significant tree planting initiative in commemoration of International Day for Biodiversity yesterday.

The Northern Division Women’s Expo participants have expressed challenges about major setbacks, resulting in a few women missing out on the expo.

The Special Committee on Emoluments, which was tasked with reviewing the salaries, allowances, and benefits of Members of Parliament, recommends the reinstatement of tax and the duty-free purchase of a vehicle for Cabinet Ministers.

Convicted former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho were in court today as their counsels made an application for bail pending appeal.

The ongoing war on drugs has resulted in more than 390 people, including juveniles, being charged with drug offences in the first four months of this year.

Fourteen police officers were charged with various offences such as assault, theft, unlawful possession of illicit drugs, damaging property, and conspiracy to defeat justice last month.

The relationship between Fiji and New Zealand is robust and evolving, says Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Sitiveni Rabuka.