King’s Counsel Martin Daubney has sharpened his challenge to the Commission of Inquiry, arguing the process broke down despite clear warnings about the harm its findings could cause.

Fiji is strengthening protection for vulnerable coastal communities through a US$16.7 million grant secured with support from the Asian Development Bank.

New details have emerged following the fatal house fire in Vunivau, Labasa, with the victim’s de facto partner revealing a history of domestic issues and past threats.

Cultural exchange and education are playing an increasingly important role in shaping Fiji’s global engagement, with hundreds of Fijians benefiting from international scholarship opportunities and cultural programmes.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces says no weapons, ammunition, or related equipment are missing following an attempted breach at the camp.

The seventh accused charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock appeared in the Nadi Magistrates’ Court today.

The High Court has heard that key witnesses were recalled twice during a Commission of Inquiry. The Chief Justice and the Chief Registrar were both recalled. Two Fijian lawyers were not.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is calling for the revival of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award in all schools, stating it is time for Fiji to modernize how it recognizes youth achievement and leadership.

Fiji has secured a 50 million US dollar concessional loan from the Asian Development Bank to support a major overhaul of its health system under the Pacific Healthy Islands Transformation Project.

A 64-year-old man has died following a house fire in Vunivau, Labasa, early Wednesday morning.

The Fiji Meteorological and Hydrological Service is aiming to become a regional leader in weather and climate science.

A reported break-in at the Republic of Fiji Military Forces ammunition armory along Cunningham Road in Nasinu is now under police investigation.