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.

Fiji and India are moving to strengthen bilateral ties, focusing on development, health, education, and climate resilience.

The Land Transport Authority is struggling with outdated structures and inefficiencies dating back to its 1998 inception.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised an alarm over food labeling.

Lautoka market vendors, particularly women, are gaining awareness of their rights and responsibilities through the UN Women’s Markets for Change (MC4) project.

Fiji Airways has announced it will begin a second weekly service between Nadi and Funafuti, Tuvalu from this Friday.

Fiji has commended India for its continued support in health, education, capacity building, and technology.

The Health Ministry has condemned the sale of snacks packaged in syringes near schools, after a child was reported to have purchased one of the products outside a primary school in Suva.

Fiji Labour Party’s intervener in the Constitution interpretation matter says they can only know if the constitutional amendment can get a 75 percent support in a referendum if the correct process is followed.