Counsel for the Prime Minister, Simione Valenitabua, has urged the High Court to strike out the challenge to the Commission of Inquiry report.

Fiji is strengthening its focus on climate-resilient infrastructure as major road and bridge developments continue.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has provided an update on the national recovery following Tropical Cyclone Vaianu, confirming that conditions across Fiji are steadily improving.

The Sikh community in Fiji started its Baisakhi celebrations today with a renewed focus on strengthening moral values, community responsibility, and guiding young people through rising social challenges.

The State Funeral service for the late former President and Turaga nai Taukei Naisogolaca Ratu Epeli Nailatikau will be held at 8am this Friday at Albert Park in Suva.

Access to finance remains one of the biggest challenges for women entrepreneurs around the country, but a new initiative by Westpac is working to change that.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the temporary halt to hostilities, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and ongoing negotiations toward a longer-term agreement between the United States and Iran are significant developments for Fiji and the wider Pacific region.

The Attorney-General’s Office has told the High Court that the Commission of Inquiry into recent government appointments should not be struck down over timing issues.

Escalating fuel prices and global economic uncertainty are making it increasingly difficult for many Fijians to maintain healthy diets.

As the 2013 Constitution review begins, the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission emphasises that all citizens and groups have the right to share their views.

The State has accepted that people affected by the Commission of Inquiry findings should have been given prior notice, the High Court heard. However, it says it cannot confirm if that was done.

A sharp rise in kidney disease cases in Fiji is driving urgent calls for more dialysis services and stronger early detection.