The bail hearing for seven police officers charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock will be heard this Friday, after the prosecution sought additional time to file disclosures.

Two drivers involved in a two-vehicle collision in Martintar, Nadi, two weeks ago have been interviewed by police but have not yet been charged.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services Fiji has confirmed a temporary water disruption at the West Wing of Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

National Federation Party Leader Biman Prasad says Fiji’s national identity cannot be imposed by law, warning against attempts to reignite racial divisions over the term “Fijian.”

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau is demanding immediate action from road users after a string of fatal crashes, including the death of a seven-month-old child.

The High Court has been told that a Commission of Inquiry extension was legally ineffective.

Fiji is importing nearly four times more food than it exports, highlighting growing concerns over the country’s food security and public health system.

No new mining licenses will be issued until the review of the Mining and Quarry Acts is complete, says Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources Deputy Secretary Timoci Samisoni.

National HIV Task Force representative Dr Priya Kaur is urging Fijians to stop waiting until they are sick to seek medical help, warning that poor health-seeking behaviour is putting lives at risk.

Drug use remains one of the biggest concerns affecting youths on Beqa Island, with community leaders across the nine villages stepping up efforts to address the issue.

Fiji is strengthening its focus on climate-resilient infrastructure as major road and bridge developments continue.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji has approved a new policy to tighten the way payment service providers handle customer complaints.