Fiji’s immigration and enforcement officers are under mounting pressure, with limited staff juggling multiple responsibilities at once.

Rural farmers across Vanua Levu continue to face delays in accessing upgraded farm roads despite an increase in government funding, with demand for road improvements still exceeding available resources.

The Fiji Law Reform Commission is calling on members of the public and stakeholders to help shape the future of Fiji’s civil justice system by making written submissions on the review of the High Court Rules 1988 and the Magistrates’ Court Rules 1945.

The trial of former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar is set to proceed.

Ten-month-old Fijian conjoined twins Dicecea and Jesepeli Kikau have arrived in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for medical assessments to determine if separation surgery is possible.

Fiji’s peacekeeping efforts have received international recognition from the United Nations.

The Government-funded Insurance Scheme for Social Welfare Recipients will end from today.

The University of Fiji says Fiji needs to strengthen healthcare services at the community level instead of relying mainly on hospitals in major centres.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board says it wants to end the long-running Momi land swap dispute by either completing the original deal or returning the land to its traditional owners.

A 29-year-old has been taken in custody in relation to the death of a 12-year-old boy in Wailoku in Tamavua.

Cane farmers in Labasa are calling on the government to help them replace ageing sugarcane varieties that were once distributed to growers but are now being phased out by the industry.

Fijians will pay less at the pump from tomorrow, with fuel prices dropping by up to 50 cents per litre, but LPG users will face higher costs.