What began as a side project during a challenging period has now become part of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s professional setup.

Two people have been charged in relation to the incident involving a Queen Victoria School student.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is closely monitoring rising tensions in the Middle East that could drive up fuel prices in Fiji.

Acting Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga has reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to protecting children from drug-related harm at the launch of a new four-year prevention project supported by the Government of Japan and UNICEF.

Fishermen and villagers living along parts of Natewa Bay and Viani Bay in Cakaudrove Province are set to benefit from a new fisheries station to be established at Matakunea in the coming years.

The Online Safety Commission is urging the public to remain patient when lodging online abuse complaints, as concerns grow over delays and rising expectations for swift action.

Jaywalking is yet again emerging as a serious road safety concern in Fiji, with authorities warning that unsafe pedestrian behaviour is contributing to injuries and fatalities.

Schools in the Western Division will remain closed until further notice due to ongoing flooding and unsafe road access.

A major discrepancy has been identified in Fiji’s e-ticketing system, with buses departing at full capacity while reports show only about half of passengers are paying through the bus card system.

A suspected termite infestation is emerging as a serious new threat to sugarcane production in the Western Division.

Extra Bula FC have battled to a tense 0–0 draw against South Island United in their OFC Pro League Round One catch-up fixture at the Home of the Matildas in Melbourne.

More than 300 residents of the Bila community in Martintar, Nadi, are pleading for urgent government intervention following extensive road and drainage damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Urmil.