Jone Vakarisi convicted of drug possession and damaging police property appeared in the Suva High Court this morning for a review of his sentence.

The need to address historical grievances and creating safe spaces for dialogue are essential steps toward strengthening national unity and long-term stability.

Fijians will not be forced to adopt the proposed national digital ID system.

The man who allegedly assaulted a woman in Nadi over the weekend has been granted bail but will be kept in remand for seven days to cool off.

Faith-based organizations, government agencies, and civil society groups have been identified as critical partners in strengthening national unity and delivering inclusive development across Fiji.

Fiji National University’s College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences has launched the Pacific’s first Pathogen Genomics and Antimicrobial Resistance Laboratory at its Pasifika Campus in Suva.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has highlighted the need to rebuild trust between citizens and government institutions.
He warned that strong national unity depends on confidence in public systems and governance.

Police have laid charges against a man who allegedly assaulted a woman in Nadi over the weekend.

The Suva Magistrate Court has reinstated the original bail conditions for former journalist Charlie Charters this morning.

Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohamed Saneem’s judgment has been deferred again.

Villagers of Naqai in Labasa are backing government plans to construct an alternative bridge to ease traffic flow.

The Ministry of Health is calling on Fijians in maritime and rural areas to strengthen home-based care for bedridden elderly people, especially those with diabetes.