The Suva High Court has today heard that former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem, was over charged in taxes on his back pay.

Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services, Penioni Ravunawa, says child sexual abuse and rape often committed by family members or trusted community leaders are exploiting vulnerable girls and leading to teenage pregnancies.

Bail has been refused for the three Chinese individuals facing charges in relation to unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Despite nearly $2 billion already invested since the late 1970s, Public Works Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau told Parliament that the country’s growing electricity demand continues to strain the grid, driven largely by expansion in the tourism, commercial, domestic, and other productive sectors.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has announced an organizational restructure with a new management team.

For the first time, Vanua Levu Naari Sabha’s Sneh Lata will take the stage at the Radio Fiji Two/Mirchi FM “Rewa” Diwali Dhoom in Labasa this Saturday.

Opposition Member of Parliament Rinesh Sharma has questioned the effectiveness of government policies in tackling violence against women and girls, following Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran’s ministerial statement in Parliament.

A man alleged to be behind the circulation of Viber messages impersonating the Commissioner of Police and soliciting money has been charged.

Pacific Flying School has firmly denied claims by Acting Minister for Civil Aviation Ifereimi Vasu that engine overhauls were performed without approval, saying the regulator approved the facility for years.

Nearly 12 percent of Fiji’s population around 114,000 people, have left the country since 2018, leaving families and communities grappling with the effects of a growing brain drain.

In a move aimed at reducing economic burden on Fiji’s maritime communities, the government has announced a $300,000 transport subsidy in the 2025-2026 National Budget to support the shipment of building materials to outer islands.

The Young Entrepreneurship Scheme is struggling to keep pace with skyrocketing demand from youth innovators.