Graphic evidence was presented in the Suva High Court as the State closed its case in a murder trial involving Apisai Madigibuli.

Former Deputy Secretary of Public Health Dr Josefa Koroivueta testified that concerns were raised of unethical bias regarding medical equipment procurements in 2011.

A juvenile and two men are among 12 people charged with serious sexual offences in Fiji last month, according to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

The State has informed the High Court of a possible delay to the re-trial of Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman, pending a decision by the Supreme Court.

The bail hearing for seven police officers charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock will be heard this Friday, after the prosecution sought additional time to file disclosures.

The High Court has been told that a Commission of Inquiry extension was legally ineffective.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has decided not to appeal the matter in relation to the acquittal of former Fisheries Minister Kalaveti Ravu and Regional Fisheries Manager Tekata Toaisi.

The High Court has been told that findings of coercion, intimidation and conspiracy in a Commission of Inquiry report collapse under scrutiny.

The President of the Court of Appeal has stressed the importance of public participation in constitutional reform.

A prominent Australian lawyer has told the Suva High Court that two Fijian counsels  are seeking to overturn key findings of a Commission of Inquiry.

The hearing on the settlement between the Judicial Services Commission and the State has been adjourned to next week.

Two executives of Telecom Fiji Limited have given evidence in the trial of Sanjay Kaba. The case concerns allegations of abuse of office.