Two women charged in relation to the death of three-year-old Elijah Jibola appeared in the Lautoka High Court yesterday.

Enhanced clarity and a stronger focus on key priorities are expected to significantly boost Fiji’s tourism sector.

A youth-led movement is calling on Fijians to unite in the fight against drugs, with a march taking place in Suva today.

The Lautoka High today dismissed a strike-out application in relation to a restrained properties matter linked the tonnes of drugs.

Police will not aggressively enforce any village bylaws until critical gaps are addressed, says Assistant Commissioner of Police Loraini Seru.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has intensified its pre-Easter market surveillance, warning that current fuel concerns could influence consumer choices and spending behaviour during the festive shopping period.

Three tertiary students charged with the murder of a 30-year-old man in Samabula were granted bail by the Suva Magistrate’s Court this afternoon.

Tourism Fiji is bringing back its Fiji Specialist Program, also known as the Fiji Matai Program after a hiatus of over four years.

A call for community-led change in Bua has been strongly emphasized by the paramount chief, Ratu Makutu Nagagavoka.

The National Council for Older Persons is intensifying nationwide consultations on the review of Fiji’s National Ageing Policy, ensuring that the voices of older persons are central to shaping future policy directions.

Fiji’s tourism industry has confirmed there are no planned layoffs, as forward bookings and demand remain steady.

A former procurement officer has told the Suva High Court he was called to a brief meeting with then Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma over a medical equipment tender.