The removal of the Police Narcotics Unit after the 2022 General Election created space for drug syndicates to expand their operations.

Many low-income families are feeling the ripple effects of rising fuel prices, as the cost of putting food on the table continues to increase.

A $2.2 million pharmaceutical warehouse in Labasa has yet to operate at full capacity more than a year after opening due to electricity supply limitations.

Fiji has joined a new Pacific partnership aimed at improving shipping services across the region.

A six-year-old boy’s death in a forklift incident is among the most serious cases in the latest High Court indictments.The indictments were released by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Fishers in Rotuma’s Itumuta District are set to better support their families following the issuance of eight new fishing licences.

A shortage of musical instruments for young learners in Rakiraki has been addressed through government support.

A pilot escaped injury after a Robinson R44 helicopter ditched into the sea off Wailoaloa Beach near the Nadi Boat Club this afternoon.

Limited funding and instability within the Electoral Commission Secretariat are affecting its ability to carry out its constitutional duties.

Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube has called for Fiji to move beyond ethnic divisions and build a unified national identity.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is calling for police officers to be prioritised in government salary increases and workforce support.

Labasa FC veteran Simione Tamanisau is well aware of the high expectations surrounding the team as they prepare to host the 2026 BiC Fiji FACT.