Former Health Minister Dr. Neil Sharma’s lawyer has asked the court to dismiss all four charges against his client, arguing the State has failed to present enough admissible evidence to establish a case.

The Government is exploring mechanical harvesting to address challenges faced by cane farmers on hilly terrain.

Technical and vocational graduates are being urged to gain work experience alongside their qualifications to improve their future employment prospects.

The vanua of Vuda has received a delegation from the Vanua of Lalagavesi led by President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, who presented their reguregu to the late Momo na Tui Vuda, Ratu Eparama Kitione Tavaiqia.

Saimoni Rokotunidau remains at large, with the State telling the court this morning that police have been unable to locate him despite a bench warrant already being in place.

The Joint Task Force in the Western Division has arrested four people in Lautoka for alleged unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Ariff Ali says the estimated $2 billion drug haul seized in Fiji did not mean the same amount of money left the country.

Fijians are being given more information on the country’s constitutional history as reform discussions continue.

India is supporting Fiji’s election preparations through training, workshops, equipment and the sharing of electoral expertise with Fijian Elections Office officials.

Westpac Fiji has reopened its refurbished Thomson Street branch in Suva following a major investment in its banking services.

Healthcare workers are being pushed to breaking point, with concerns growing over staffing shortages, working conditions and limited resources.

People First is entering the election race with Party Leader Inia Seruiratu making it clear political differences will not prevent the new party from working with others.