Namosi landowners are demanding answers over how their concerns will be reflected in Fiji’s mining law reforms.

A father who hit his young daughter with a cane knife has avoided jail after the High Court suspended his sentence.

Fiji has strengthened its defence partnership with Indonesia by taking part in the multinational Exercise Garuda Canti Dharma III 2026 peacekeeping exercise in Bogor.

A 70-year-old man and a 67-year-old woman have died following a three-vehicle collision in Navua yesterday afternoon.

The death of a 12-year-old boy in Wailoku, Tamavua, has now been classified by Police as an alleged murder case.

A Seaqaqa cane farmer has painted a grim picture of the financial reality facing growers, telling the Parliamentary Special Committee on the Sugar Industry that many farmers are “worse than beggars” despite years of hard work.

Women continue to face barriers within Fiji’s political system, with calls for greater support to help them take on more leadership roles.

The Fiji Women Lawyers Association has raised concerns over the low representation of women within the Fiji Police Force.

Government agencies are improving coordination to speed up infrastructure projects and strengthen essential services for rural and maritime communities.

Fiji is taking a leading role in global biodiversity talks in Nairobi, Kenya.

FIJI Water will remain the major sponsor of the Prime Minister’s International Business Awards after renewing its Supreme Award sponsorship for a ninth straight year.

A father who hit his young daughter with a cane knife has avoided jail after the High Court suspended his sentence.