Former FijiFirst parliamentarian and Independent MP Sanjay Kirpal has been granted bail following an alleged assault.

The Liberation of Fiji Party (LFP) has been officially registered as a political party, bringing the total number of registered political parties in Fiji to 11.

The lack of support for Fijian entrepreneurs is holding back their ability to turn ideas into viable businesses.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to give flood-prone communities in Suva and Lami more time to prepare, with experts mapping flash-flood hotspots and setting rainfall triggers for earlier warnings.

The Fiji Meat Industry Board plans to improve operations, strengthen livestock supply and boost revenue over the next two years.

The High Court has questioned whether a Magistrate was aware of an existing permanent stay order when a search warrant was issued against journalist and sports marketing expert Charlie Charters.

BSP says investor confidence in Fiji is strengthening despite global economic uncertainty, as the bank continues investing in new digital banking services across the country and the Pacific.

Acting Attorney General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says the justice sector’s budget will not be enough to meet growing demands.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission welcomes the progress made by the Fiji Corrections Service and the Fiji Police Force in investigating the alleged assault of a remand prisoner at the Lautoka Remand Centre.

A new marine conservation site has been launched in Navutulevu Village, Serua, to protect vulnerable marine species while supporting sustainable fisheries and community livelihoods.

Fiji’s security industry could be heading for changes to its licensing and regulatory framework as the Fiji Law Reform Commission reviews the Security Industry Act 2010.

Fiji has rolled out pre-exposure prophylaxis nationwide as the country battles a growing HIV epidemic, giving HIV-negative individuals a new option to protect themselves.