The Suva High Court heard that Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka did not have the authority to advise President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to revoke the appointment of former Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

The integration of artificial intelligence in Fiji could pose a threat to the country’s workforce.

The new $36 million Nakasi Police Station was officially opened this morning by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad.

Food businesses and vendors in the Northern Division have been warned to maintain proper food hygiene and safety standards or risk having their business licenses revoked.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement says gender inequality continues to affect women across various aspects of life, including access to support and opportunities.

Seven people have lost their lives in separate fire incidents in the first three weeks of this month.

The Fiji Police Force has reinforced its commitment to restoring public trust through improved investigative standards.

Fiji is stepping up the use of geospatial technologies to strengthen planning, connect urban and rural areas, and support sustainable, climate-resilient development across the islands.

Sugar mills across the country are now receiving more than 60 percent burnt cane daily, a worrying trend that’s threatening the quality, reputation, and marketability of Fiji’s sugar.

The Ministry of Finance has strengthened monitoring of payments under the Public-Private Partnership Free Medical Scheme to prevent misuse and delays.

The Raiwaqa Navua Crematorium Committee has raised serious concerns over vandalism and public disorder at the cemetery.

A total of 9,020 students will sit the Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination starting today.