Businessman Sanjay Kaba has been acquitted of a charge of obtaining a financial advantage following a ruling by the Suva Magistrates Court.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has challenged every member of the Fiji Police Force, from its newest recruits to its most senior officers, to uphold integrity, professionalism and accountability in serving the public.

Many Fijians continue to neglect skin health despite dermatological conditions being among the most commonly reported health issues in the country.

Eleven people became the first in Fiji to access HIV prevention medication on its first day of availability, marking a significant step in efforts to curb the country’s growing HIV infections.

The Ministry of Health is hoping the 2026-2027 National Budget will address long-standing concerns around staff remuneration, overtime payments and working conditions as Fiji continues to battle the migration of healthcare workers.

Another individual has been charged in relation to the Vatia drug case.

The Government has stepped up efforts to help people living on the streets in Lautoka, with several vulnerable individuals now placed in shelters, care homes and support programmes.

The government redirected more than $50 million from various ministries as part of its response to the impact of the global fuel crisis.

The government has been urged to prioritise measures that reduce cost-of-living pressures, strengthen essential services and support economic recovery in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

Fiji’s tourism image is being questioned, with concerns that the experience visitors receive upon arrival does not always reflect the country’s world-famous reputation for warmth and hospitality.

A 68-year-old man will be produced at the Tavua Magistrates Court, charged with the alleged importation of illicit drugs, namely cocaine, seized in January 2026 in Vatia.

After decades of waiting, the traditional owners of Munia Island are set to officially regain control of their ancestral land next month.