Vehicle owners remain liable for outstanding traffic fines even when the infringement involves a vehicle they say they have never driven.

The Labasa Sugar Mill has closed its 2026 crushing season after producing more than 51,000 tonnes of sugar. The mill ended operations yesterday.

Parliament has approved Fiji’s mutual defence treaty with Australia, despite Opposition concerns over its implications for the country’s sovereignty and independent foreign policy.

Fijians struggling with mounting debts could receive a 60-day reprieve from creditor recovery action.

The Suva Magistrates Court has transferred the case of missing cocaine exhibits accused, Juita Raibevu to the High Court.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu is urging Fijians to show greater compassion and understanding towards people living with diabetes, saying the condition should never diminish a person’s worth or contribution to society.

The Fiji-Australia treaties will not give Australia control over Fiji’s foreign policy, defence or security decisions, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has assured Parliament.

Dry weather is threatening food security in Serea, Naitasiri, as crops fail, river levels drop, and fish stocks decline.

The absence of Solicitor-General Ropate Green from the Foreign Affairs Committee’s review of the proposed Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union has raised questions over the agreement’s scrutiny.

The 1944 bankruptcy law is being replaced with new measures to help financially distressed entrepreneurs recover.

The Fiji Government has withdrawn a circular requiring all government ministries and departments to obtain Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s approval before issuing media statements or press releases.

Political candidates will have their financial disclosure deadline cut from 60 days to 30 days under proposed changes to the political party laws.