Allegations against police officers have affected public trust with calls for immediate disciplinary action.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has clarified that the mandatory Taxpayer Identification Number requirement for mobile wallet accounts does not apply to individuals.

The National Disaster Risk Management Office is advising the public to remain vigilant and ensure households are prepared, as a Heavy Rain Warning remains in force for the entire Fiji Group.

Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commissioner Chantelle Khan has acknowledged that delays in responding to reported cases of abuse can leave victims frustrated and hesitant to come forward.

Residents and vendors in Nakasi have raised concerns over a severe foul smell believed to be coming from the local abattoir.

The timing of Fiji’s national budget has repeatedly delayed disaster response and social assistance, according to Fiji Council of Social Services Executive Director Vani Catanasiga.

At 68-years-old, Jiale Sarasau is living proof that perseverance, faith, and hard work can change generations.

Twenty-one members of the Mataqali Namara from Navunibau village in Namosi province received First Aid Certificates during the official opening of Dakuinaroba Bamboo Park recently.

Ministry of Fisheries officers from the Kavala Station in Kadavu are working with villagers of Matasawalevu to harvest and sort seaweed at Matasawalevu Village.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, recently welcomed Hamish Young, the newly appointed UNICEF Representative for the Pacific, during a courtesy visit focused on strengthening collaboration on Fiji’s education reforms.

Weak and outdated governance systems are at the heart of many social crises affecting Fiji’s most vulnerable communities, the Fiji Council of Social Services says.

Some members of the Judicial Service Commission were reportedly caught by surprise when the vacancy for the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner was advertised.