Fiji is entering a new phase in its HIV response, with health authorities confirming the virus is no longer limited to specific groups and is now affecting communities across the country.

Fiji’s tax collection has reached a historic high, with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service recording its biggest annual revenue haul, exceeding government expectations by more than $136 million.

Fiji’s electoral system is being questioned over whether it is creating enough opportunities for women to enter Parliament, with calls for reforms to address barriers
affecting women’s political participation.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission says children with disabilities need more than a monthly allowance, warning that inaccessible infrastructure and
limited support services continue to make daily life difficult for many families.

The lawyer representing Mohammed Fareed has asked the court to impose a suspended sentence following his conviction on two counts of indecent assault.

A search and rescue operation is underway for six people missing in Lau waters, as authorities warn that ignoring weather advisories costs lives.

A joint task force has arrested four men following a series of anti-drug operations in the Western Division this week.

Four police officers have been charged in relation to the alleged assault of a man in August 2024 and are expected to appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today.

Three men have been remanded in custody for their alleged involvement in a break-in case in Valelevu, Nasinu.

A democratic gap remains as Fijian women seek space in Parliament.

Search has resumed for the missing fibreglass boat carrying six people after it failed to arrive at Fulaga Island from Namuka Island yesterday.

Expired land leases and idle agricultural land have emerged as key concerns during the Parliamentary Special Committee on the Sugar Industry consultations, with farmers warning that productive cane land is being left unused while the industry continues to struggle.