Talks are underway for what could become one of the largest development projects in Tavua, known as Vatia City.

The temporary bypass road at Semo Village on the Queens Highway will fully open to the traveling public at midnight.

A woman is awaiting sentencing for making multiple derogatory posts about another woman on a public Facebook forum, with the Online Safety Commission revealing that the majority of complaints it receives involve defamation on Facebook and TikTok.

The newly upgraded Fiji Revenue and Customs Service office in Ba was officially opened yesterday by Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel.

The Suva Magistrate Court this morning sentenced Jone Vakarisi to three months, suspended for two years, for drug possession and damaging a police uniform.

A cancer survivor is urging lawmakers to consider a legislative approach toward the medicinal use of marijuana in Fiji.

Minister for Agriculture, Tomasi Tunabuna, has announced a series of initiatives aimed at transforming Fiji’s sugar industry, addressing longstanding issues, and boosting productivity.

The Suva High Court will hear legal arguments on objections raised by lawyer Devanesh Sharma to the amendment of charges in the matter against former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma.

The Ministry of Education recorded over 37, 470 disciplinary cases in Nausori last year.

Rokobua Naiyaga has been appointed the new Chair of the Higher Education Commission of Fiji.

Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited has declared its first-ever dividend of $500,000, marking a historic turning point for the state-owned enterprise.

The Ministry of Fisheries has launched a two-day Data Working Group Workshop as part of Fiji’s commitment to the global “30 by 30” initiative.