After extensive talks yesterday, the Judicial Services Commission has decided to invite former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali, her lawyer, the Solicitor General, and the Prime Minister’s counsel to discuss how to follow the High Court’s orders.

The Fiji Cancer Society recorded 442 new cancer cases last year across the Central, Western and Northern Divisions.

Operating a barbershop business can be challenging, but with proper planning and dedication, it can succeed and contribute to the local economy.

A specialist gynaecologist says women’s reproductive health is becoming a growing silent crisis, with more women facing serious health problems and not enough specialists available to meet demand.

United Blind Persons Office Manager, Josaia Suqesuqevanua, has expressed strong support for the Inclusive Employment Guidebook, emphasizing that it is not merely a policy reference or technical resource.

Bula FC head coach Stephane Auvray has praised his players’ response and squad depth following their 1–1 draw against South Melbourne FC at the Santos National Football Stadium yesterday.

It has been over a month since residents of Hawaii Settlement in Korovuto raised concerns over frequent water disruptions in their area, but the Water Authority of Fiji remains silent.

The Minister for Public Enterprises, Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts, Charan Jeath Singh, met with the Pacific Fishing Company Limited, Board of Directors and senior management to discuss the company’s performance, operational challenges, and strategic direction.

Fiji has issued a strong warning to the international community, declaring that the Pacific is no longer a distant victim of climate change but a frontline indicator of global environmental failure.

After extensive talks today, the Judicial Services Commission has decided to invite former FICAC Barbara Malimali, her lawyer, the Solicitor General, and the Prime Minister’s counsel to discuss how to follow the High Court’s orders.

Members of the Judicial Services Commission have convened this afternoon following the High Court ruling on the removal of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga has firmly dismissed claims that the next general election may not be held, stressing that it is constitutionally mandatory.