Mining heavyweight Fortescue has confirmed former chief executive and current executive director Elizabeth Gaines will step down from her duties.
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Fijians are being encouraged to contribute to the national Constitution Review process as consultations continue across the country. Chair of the Constitution Review Commission, Mr. Sevuloni Valenitabua, said public input is critical in helping shape the nation’s supreme law. He stressed that every submission received during the consultation period will be reviewed carefully as part of the amendment process. Mr. Valenitabua said community participation gives citizens a sense of ownership over the Constitution and helps ensure it represents the views and aspirations of the people. He also urged individuals who may feel their opinions carry little weight to still take…
In order to increase focus on its Otavi copper-gold project in Namibia, Midas Minerals has elected to divest its Newington project to Forrestania Resources.
US stocks have risen, with the Dow reaching a record closing high, as investors cheered signs of progress in talks to end the Middle East conflict and a strong corporate earnings season.
Two men wanted for questioning over an alleged violent assault and property damage incident in Wailoku have surrendered to police. The pair reported to the Samabula Police Station with their lawyers on the night of Sunday, 24 May 2026. Police allege the two were part of a group involved in an attack at a residence in Wailoku over the weekend. The incident left one man seriously injured and currently receiving treatment at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital. Prior to the surrender, two other suspects had been arrested during a police raid along Waimanu Road, while a third suspect was taken into custody shortly…
Ground has broken at the site of what will become Fortescue’s largest solar farm, and a key pillar of the company’s work to wean itself off fossil fuel by 2030.
An 18-year-old man is expected to appear in the Navua Magistrates Court today in relation to an alleged sacrilege case. Police allege the accused stole electronic equipment from a temple in Calia, Navua earlier this month. The unemployed youth from Calia has been charged with one count of sacrilege. The post Teen Charged Over Temple Theft appeared first on Fiji One News.
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has briefed Fiji’s Police Commissioner on the reasons behind the withdrawal of charges against two men linked to the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi. Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva informed Rusiate Tudravu that delays in the submission of supporting documents by police affected the prosecution process, leading to the discontinuation of the case on Friday, 22 May 2026. Commissioner Tudravu accepted full responsibility for the delay, acknowledging shortcomings in the handling of investigation materials submitted to prosecutors. He said immediate internal measures had been introduced to identify procedural failures, with disciplinary action directed at officers responsible…
Twenty-nine soldiers from the 3FIR Rapid Response Infantry Company Group graduated from Red Belt to Black Belt in Hapkido during a ceremony held on Friday, 22 May 2026. The graduation ceremony was officiated by Battalion Second-in-Command Major Vakaenei, who commended instructors for their commitment to strengthening the soldiers’ discipline, confidence, character and combat skills throughout the training. He also congratulated the graduates for their dedication and reminded them that the achievement represented more than martial arts advancement, highlighting the importance of discipline and sound decision-making in their duties. Major Vakaenei told the soldiers that earning a black belt comes with…
The Electoral Commission of the Republic of Fiji has officially opened the campaign period for the next General Election, effective today, 25 May 2026. Under Section 109A(1) of the Electoral Act 2014, campaigning will close 48 hours before polling day. The law also states that the campaign period cannot begin earlier than 30 days before the completion of three years and six months since Parliament first convened following the last General Election. Fiji is expected to head to the polls between 7 August 2026 and 6 February 2027, while the earliest possible date for the issuance of the Writ of…