Sairusi Ceinaturaga has been convicted today for the murder of a baby in October last year.

The Fijian Media Association is once again strongly demanding that Police be more vigilant in managing security and threats outside the courthouse after another Fijian journalist was violently attacked by a convicted murderer coming out of the courtroom.

Fiji has reached a critical juncture in its fight against HIV, with senior health officials warning that the surge in infections, particularly among young people who inject drugs has escalated into a national crisis.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry says land tenure remains a critical challenge, threatening the long-term sustainability of the sector and must be addressed.

There are about 1,726 parcels of land yet to be surveyed.

Leaders are emphasizing the need to better understand the impacts of deep-sea mining on Pacific communities and ecosystems.

Fiji and the wider Pacific have once again made their mark on the international hospitality stage, with outstanding recognition at the 2025 Australasian HM Awards held at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney.

The Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF) has thrown its support behind Return & Earn Fiji, calling it a practical and proven way to tackle the country’s waste crisis while strengthening the recycling economy.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board successfully reduced its national rental arrears from $31.6 million as of January 1st to $16 million by the end of October.

A 42-year-old man was produced in court today for allegedly obtaining financial advantage of over $200,000.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has joined hundreds in Muddenahalli, India to mark the 100th birth anniversary of Sri Sathya Sai Baba, calling his message of unity, compassion and service a guide for today’s world.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has reaffirmed that schools are not permitted to impose compulsory levies on parents or students as a condition for enrolment.