The Suva High Court has refused the notice of motion to vacate the guilty plea by Imran Khan in a case of contravening a restraining order.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has confirmed receiving representations from the lawyers of the former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive and the current Chief Financial Officer.

More vulnerable children in Naitasiri will now have access to computers for their education after Bondwell donated desktop computers to two Foundation for the Education of Needy Children in Fiji (FENC) Learning Centres.

Minister for Information, Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya has discussed proposed reforms to the Public Service Broadcasting Grant with FBC Chief Executive Officer Tarun Patel and General Manager News Felix Chaudhary.

The Meridian Store has been described as one of Taveuni’s iconic features, standing alongside the island’s rainforest, waterfalls, coral reefs and the International Date Line as symbols of the Garden Island’s identity.

Fiji’s partnership with Yunnan Province in China continues to strengthen as the FMF Group of Companies expands the country’s electric vehicle (EV) market.

Rakiraki businessman and cane farmer George Shiu Raj has blamed the Fiji Sugar Corporation as the main organisation responsible for the downfall of the sugar industry.

Fiji Sugar Corporation Chair Nitya Reddy says the industry will not make any progress by just apportioning blame.

An academic has urged the Constitutional Review Commission to recommend reducing the size of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, arguing that military reform is essential to strengthening democracy and preventing future coups.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has publicly proposed that indigenous Fijians adopt the identity “Kai Viti” instead of “iTaukei” as discussions continue around the review of the Constitution.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loan Services is stepping up efforts to ensure student financial assistance is used for its intended purpose, amid growing concerns about the misuse of funds.

The Tourism Ministry is calling on farmers to diversify their crop offerings to help reduce Fiji’s reliance on imports.