Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today led a Government delegation to present the reguregu for the late former President and Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, at the Coronation Grounds, State House.

Villagers and divers in Yasawa and Nagasauva at Udu Point in Cakaudrove are questioning who is legally responsible for wrecked vessels in Fiji waters, after they were forced to step in and salvage a damaged yacht following recent rough weather.

Fiji could face renewed pressure on fuel prices and inflation due to escalating geopolitical tensions and disruptions in global energy markets.

Fiji’s economic growth is expected to ease over the next two years as global and domestic challenges weigh on key sectors.

Fiji is strengthening its climate reporting and data management systems with the rollout of a new digital platform aimed at improving transparency and tracking progress on national climate goals.

The Principal Medical Officer at Saint Giles Hospital, Dr Kiran Gaikwad, told the Suva Magistrates Court today that medical professionals were unable to determine whether Samuela Tawase was under the influence of substances at the time he allegedly vandalised the Samabula Shiv Temple last year.

Acting Minister for Policing Siromi Turaga says Fiji’s response to the growing drug crisis must be built on transparency, trust and collective action.

The bail hearing for seven police officers charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock will be heard this Friday, after the prosecution sought additional time to file disclosures.

Two drivers involved in a two-vehicle collision in Martintar, Nadi, two weeks ago have been interviewed by police but have not yet been charged.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services Fiji has confirmed a temporary water disruption at the West Wing of Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

National Federation Party Leader Biman Prasad says Fiji’s national identity cannot be imposed by law, warning against attempts to reignite racial divisions over the term “Fijian.”

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau is demanding immediate action from road users after a string of fatal crashes, including the death of a seven-month-old child.