The post-mortem examination on the body of the police officer found in Lami on Sunday was completed today, with findings set to be submitted to the investigation department.

Former journalist and sports marketing expert Charlie Charters appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court today.

The Water Authority of Fiji has clarified that its network, including modern plastic pipeline systems, is safe and internationally approved for potable water applications, and poses no risk to public health or water quality.

The Commerce and Business Development Ministry is looking beyond traditional markets such as Australia, New Zealand, the US, and Japan to diversify the reach of Fijian products.

Following a lapse of 10 years, the National Council for Older Persons together with the Ministry of Women, Children and Social protection have launched the review for the National Ageing Policy.

A World War Two gun site in western Fiji is gaining fresh attention as plans are put in place to protect and preserve it.

Former Journalist Charlie Charters has been formally charged by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

ANZ has appointed Sohaib Mahmood as its new Country Head for Fiji, subject to regulatory approvals.

Following a lapse of 10 years, the National Council for Older Persons, together with the Ministry of Women, Children and Social protection have launched the review for the National Ageing Policy.

Judicial Services Commission Chair Salesi Temo met with the President at the State House this morning.

Fiji is facing a serious childhood malnutrition crisis, with 63 percent of children under the age of five affected.

The Ministry of Health has advised the public to avoid the Colo-i-Suva Forest Park area and swimming in the forest pools until further notice due to the risk of leptospirosis following recent cases.