The Suva High Court will deliver a ruling on Wednesday on objections raised over the admissibility of procurement reports in the trial involving former senior government officials.

Sugarcane farmers in the Lovu Lautoka have raised serious concerns about termite infestations affecting their crops.

One hundred women artisans from Rakiraki to Sigatoka have completed a three-day Product Development and Product Specification Training.

A total of 337 people from 67 households are sheltering in eight evacuation centers across the Western Division.

Water supply in parts of the Western Division has been disrupted following severe flooding caused by Tropical Cyclone Urmil.

A 30- year- old schoolteacher died of alleged electrocution in Naitonitoni, Navua last night.

Escalating crime and drug trafficking have prompted the Great Council of Chiefs to call for tougher action and stronger policing.

A fake notice claiming no work today for all civil servants is circulating online and has been dismissed by the government.

The Fiji Meteorological Service says an active trough of low pressure is affecting the country.

Airspace closures in the United Arab Emirates and several Gulf Cooperation Council countries have disrupted flights. Fijian nationals are being urged to take note.

The government is closely monitoring rising tensions in the Middle East involving the United States, Israel and Iran.

Children and young people in Fiji are increasingly at risk of online abuse, including AI-generated images and deepfake content.