The Fiji Corrections Service had provided positive reports on George Speight’s behavior, recommending a pardon.

2000 Coup leader George Speight has been released from prison today among five other inmates, which includes November 2000 mutiny leader, Shane Stevens.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has voiced his strong opinion that the Fiji Roads Authority (FRA) should be dissolved.

Diabetes Fiji has raised serious concerns over the lack of public awareness on the signs and symptoms of diabetes.

Strengthening internal controls has successfully curbed indiscipline and improved administrative efficiency within the Ministry of Employment.

The proposed National Narcotics Bureau legislation is expected to enhance investigations, prosecutions, and the adjudication of drug-related offences.

The contribution of the mineral sector to gross domestic product is expected to increase due to new mining investments and continued interest in mineral exploration.

Retaining agricultural land from being converted or rezoned for other uses remains a key challenge for the government.

It has come to light that in the recent alleged harassment incident involving a Hibiscus Festival contestant the alleged perpetrator had sought to seek an apology by inviting the contestant over for lunch.

Over $250 million will be injected into the economy with the establishment of the new Hilton Garden Inn Suva.

Deputy Prime Minister and Trade Minister, Manoa Kamikamica will be holding trilateral trade talks in New Zealand this weekend.

Former Minister for Housing Premila Kumar says the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption should summon former Housing Authority staff implicated in fraud and corruption.