The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission reports that 51% of submissions during its electricity tariff review support an adjustment.

A major focus of the proposed Counter Narcotics Bill will be rehabilitation and community reintegration to reduce relapses.

As non-communicable diseases like diabetes continue to be the leading cause of preventable vision loss, calls for integrated policies and inclusive systems to tackle this growing health crisis are mounting.

A relocation plan is underway for flood-affected communities in Serua as part of efforts to address recurring flooding and infrastructure damage.

A bench warrant has been issued against a man who failed to appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today for a drug matter.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has hinted the possibility of more people taken to task for their alleged involvement in the importation of cocaine seized in Vatia last month.

Healthcare services at Labasa Hospital have been temporarily relocated as major renovation works get underway, with changes expected to remain in place for the next five months.

A two-storey residential property on Johnson Street in Toorak was destroyed in a fire on Tuesday evening, with total damages estimated at $150,000.

Construction of the temporary bypass road to accommodate traffic affected by the road slip at the Armco Crossing, near the junction at Semo Village, is progressing well.

The Pacific Transport has assured passengers that despite the slip along Queen’s Road near Semo Village, their services will continue to operate as normal.

The government has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that democracy remains central to its leadership.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has clarified that members suffering from terminal or severe medical conditions may access their retirement savings before the age of 55 under its medical incapacitation withdrawal provisions.