The State has applied to the High Court in Ba for permission to destroy the drugs seized in the $3billion Vatia drug case before the matter goes to trial in February and March next year.

Ilaisa Tanoa Degei is now a free man after being found not guilty of rape and sexual assault in the Lautoka High Court.

The Suva High Court needs further documents before it can decide whether to revoke the bail of Saimoni Rokotunidau.

More than 10,000 books and reference materials are now available to the community following the opening of a new library in Suva.

Nabavatu families are still waiting for permanent homes, with the Government now considering additional tents and repairs to existing shelters as the relocation project faces further delays.

Doctors are calling for greater accountability in the implementation of Fiji’s new Health Strategic Plan.

More than 16,000 cases of child abuse were reported to the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection in the last thirteen years.

A water shortage on Batiki Island is now becoming a health concern, with a rise in diarrhoea cases reported at the nursing station.

Westpac Pacific is investing in the next generation of banking professionals through a six-month development programme bringing together emerging bankers from Fiji and Papua New Guinea.

The government should stop overregulating the media industry and instead focus on building trust to allow it to drive itself.

Fiji’s foreign reserves have reached a record $3.9 billion, giving the country a stronger financial buffer against global economic shocks.

Ayurveda is being recognized as a potential complement to modern healthcare, with the Health Minister stressing the importance of using traditional medicine responsibly.