Six Indian nationals will appear in the Nadi Magistrates Court today, charged in connection with alleged money laundering and the non-declaration of foreign currency.

The men alleged to have robbed a taxi driver along Sukanaivalu Road in Nabua on Sunday were remanded by the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday.

Fiji could have a new Constitution by December 24 this year.

Labour will make it more affordable for Pacific families to reunite with loved ones in New Zealand by expanding visa-waiver travel to Pacific citizens.

Health officials say Fiji’s HIV response is being held back by a shortage of health workers, limiting efforts to get more people tested and into treatment.

A Suva-based real estate agency has been referred to the Real Estate Agents Licensing Board after refusing to refund a $10,000 property deposit when the vendor withdrew the property from the market.

The rise of social media is placing additional pressure on suicide prevention efforts in Fiji.

The Ministry of Health is warning of a continued risk of waterborne diseases during the current wet weather, with teams ready to investigate if cases increase in specific communities.

Funding shortages are disrupting basic health services in parts of the country, with an X-ray service shut down and outreach clinics cancelled because of staffing and overtime issues.

The Ministry of Health is strengthening efforts to detect eye diseases earlier and prevent avoidable blindness following a donation of screening and diagnostic technology from a Chinese medical team.

Minister for Commerce and Business Development Manoa Kamikamica has clarified that Google is not building a major data centre at Natadola.

Families in Labasa and surrounding areas now have access to a refurbished public gas crematorium, following a government investment of about $481,000