The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission welcomes the progress made by the Fiji Corrections Service and the Fiji Police Force in investigating the alleged assault of a remand prisoner at the Lautoka Remand Centre.

A new marine conservation site has been launched in Navutulevu Village, Serua, to protect vulnerable marine species while supporting sustainable fisheries and community livelihoods.

Fiji’s security industry could be heading for changes to its licensing and regulatory framework as the Fiji Law Reform Commission reviews the Security Industry Act 2010.

Fiji has rolled out pre-exposure prophylaxis nationwide as the country battles a growing HIV epidemic, giving HIV-negative individuals a new option to protect themselves.

Marking 70 years of celebrating community, culture and diversity, the 2026 Hibiscus Festival was officially launched last night under the theme, “Ours to Celebrate.”

Fiji must move away from a narrow economic base and use innovation to create new industries, businesses and jobs, says Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Ariff Ali.

The Fiji National University, in collaboration with the International Solar Alliance and the Coalition government, is preparing to launch a new National Solar Energy Roadmap.

An independent Member of Parliament is in police custody in Suva and is expected to appear before the Suva Magistrates Court today over an alleged assault.

The Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill could face a constitutional challenge if it diminishes existing rights attached to land and leases.

Delays and poor-quality financial intelligence are being blamed for weakening Fiji Police investigations into financial crime.

The Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill could undermine Fiji’s tourism industry and put existing hotel investments at risk.

The Fiji Navy has received a new boat ramp and three seven-metre Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats from the United States Defence Assistance Programme, strengthening its capacity to patrol and monitor Fiji’s maritime waters.