A 35-year-old man who allegedly caused the death of a one-year-old child in Cunningham, Nasinu, last October has pleaded not guilty.

Fiji’s sustainability goals are at risk unless mindset and seniority issues are addressed.

The two-way trade between Fiji and New Zealand has hit a record high of $1.9 billion in the year leading up to September 2024.

A Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption officer has taken the stand as a prosecution witness in the case against former Minister Kalaveti Ravu and former Fisheries Regional Manager North, Tekata Toaisi.

The government is working with relevant agencies to ensure a smooth rollout of tariff adjustments following Cabinet’s approval of Market Access Commitments under the Interim Economic Partnership Agreement.

A Lautoka man who raped his stepdaughter when he was 36-years-old and she was 10 was jailed for 14 years by the High Court in Lautoka.

A thorough investigation, following all due processes, will be conducted regarding the involvement of police vehicles in recent accidents.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji respects the sovereign right of the US to enforce its immigration laws.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party is calling on the government to take immediate diplomatic action regarding the U.S. deportation policy, which poses serious risks to Fiji’s security and economic stability.

Fiji has collected approximately $1.8 billion in taxes between August 2024 and last month, exceeding the forecast by $136.4 million.

Twenty-one Melanesian communities in Nausori and Lami have been trained under the Vakatawa Noke Project.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has assured teachers that the Ministry is addressing their concerns.