Fiji is calling for greater regional defence cooperation as Pacific countries face an increasingly complex security environment.

The Fiji Bus Operators Association (FBOA) is calling for the urgent reinstatement of the 22.5% government support for the bus industry, amidst the hike in fuel cost with more increases anticipated in the near future.

The Constitution Review Commission is recommending the removal of broad immunity protecting people involved in past coups.

A stronger partnership between government and civil society organisations is being called for, with concerns that the two sides can sometimes
operate in separate spaces despite working towards national development goals.

Fiji’s Constitution Review Report is now public.

The Suva High Court has set aside orders from the Suva Magistrate Court that allowed Samuel Tawase to remain under compulsory community treatment after he was found not guilty by reason of unsoundness of mind.

Ba Vision is warning it could close within the next two months after a year-long delay in securing regulatory approvals for overseas surgeons halted
specialist eye surgeries and retina treatments.

Parliament has paid tribute to the late Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh, with MPs observing a minute of silence in his honour.

A two-year-old boy has been seriously injured after he was allegedly kicked and stomped on by a horse in Nayau, Lau. He is being urgently transported to Suva for medical treatment.

Two children have been removed from a home in Lautoka following a report of alleged abuse and neglect.

The Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection is calling for greater social cohesion as Fiji marks the International Day of Peace.

Police are investigating the death of a 27-year-old Nausori man following a drinking session over the weekend, while another person remains in critical condition.