Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the landscape of investigation has changed significantly, requiring constant learning.

Gender issues in the upcoming Local Government Elections is no longer expected to be a major concern, as the current framework provides equal opportunity for all candidates.

The newly launched iTaukei Business Tool focuses on improving access to business development services for indigenous Fijian entrepreneurs living in villages and urban communities.

The Fiji Roads Authority under the Ministry of Public Works deployed $371 million in 2025 capital works, sealing 12.5km in Suva including Princess Road while advancing outer island upgrades on Lakeba, Moala, and Rotuma.

After a disappointing start to the New York 7s this morning, going down 31–12 to Argentina, the Fiji Airways Men’s side bounced back strongly in their second match, defeating Great Britain 24–19.

A late call-up turned into a dream debut for Swire Shipping Fijian Drua hooker Sairusi Ravudi, who marked the occasion with a try in the side’s Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season victory over the Brumbies in Ba.

Fuel companies have confirmed that fuel stocks currently held in Fiji range between approximately 20 and 45 days, depending on the product, with additional shipments already scheduled.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua produced a powerful performance to defeat the Brumbies 42-27 in an entertaining Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season clash at 4R Electrical Govind Park in Ba.

The Ministry for Public Works highlights transformative gains in Fiji’s water sector, highlighting the Water Authority of Fiji’s delivery of 3,308 new connections in 2022-23 and 33km of pipelines in 2023-24 that now serve about 47,000 Fijians.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has assured that both the Fiji National University Council and the Management will be independently investigated.

Former Republic of Fiji Military Forces officer Josese Vusoniceva and Labasa businessman Ajesh Sharma await a court decision after the Suva Magistrates Court ruled there is sufficient evidence for the case against them to proceed.

Acting Permanent Secretary for Women Selina Kuruleca says that while Fiji has strengthened its laws, barriers like distance, cost, and limited legal awareness still prevent women from seeking justice.