The Fiji Law Society claims recent amendments to section 115 of the Electoral Act 2014 passed in Parliament last Friday, “raise fundamental questions about constitutional freedoms, the rule of law and the protection of democratic participation in Fiji.”

The family of a 58-year-old woman who was allegedly attacked last Saturday in Tiritiri, Vunivau, Bua, is hoping justice will prevail for the injuries sustained by their mother Phul Kumari.

Declining graduate numbers are raising concerns about the future of Fiji’s accounting profession, with the Fiji Institute of Accountants calling for more young people to consider a career in the field.

Organizations are being encouraged to use the Fiji Business Excellence Awards to identify weaknesses and improve performance through an independent assessment of their operations.

A 23-year-old man has been jailed for 12 years for raping his 32-year-old first cousin.

Leading researchers, practitioners, and regional partners gather in Fiji today for the 2026 International Symposium, From Evidence to Action.

Nadi International Airport is set to improve aircraft parking accuracy and turnaround efficiency following the installation of four new Advanced Visual Docking Guidance Systems.

Farmers are losing crops and struggling to prepare their land as dry conditions persist.

Two major agreements with Australia have won the government’s backing despite parliamentary concerns over their implications for national sovereignty and security.

An investigation is underway into the death of two inmates from Suva Remand Centre and Lautoka Corrections Centre.

Emergency water supplies have been delivered to Druadrua and Macuata-i-Wai Islands as prolonged dry conditions linked to El Niño continue to affect water availability in maritime communities.

The High Court has upheld Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption’s authority to prosecute alleged offences under the Political Parties Act.