A Standing Committee on Social Affairs member has warned that Fiji’s informal settlements could become a national crisis unless affordable housing is prioritized.

Internet speeds in the country may be slowing down as data consumption continues to rise sharply.

The Government has taken steps toward strengthening Fiji’s response to illicit drugs, with work underway on a new counter-narcotics law that includes a proposal to establish an independent Counter Narcotics Bureau.

More than 50 vendors at the Seaqaqa Business Centre are set to benefit from improved working conditions with the construction of a new $1.7 million market, expected to be completed by the end of the year.

World Wetlands Day this year was celebrated in the highlands of Serua at Nabukelevu Village, about 70 kilometres from the capital, Suva.

The Land Transport Authority is warning the public to be on high alert and to immediately report individuals impersonating LTA officers and attempting to solicit money in exchange for services or favours.

The Minister for Policing, Ioane Nailavurua, met with the Acting Attorney-General, Siromi Turaga, and the Solicitor-General, Ropate Green, yesterday to receive an update on legal matters relating to policing.

In a move to strengthen disaster preparedness at the grassroots level, villages in Tikina Naiyalayala have graduated their first Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), marking a key step in local capacity building to respond to emergencies and protect communities.

Twenty recycling bins have been delivered to communities in Serua Province in a bid to address waste management issues and help tackle climate challenges.

The Ministry of Health has rejected claims made by Opposition MP Rinesh Sharma regarding an internal overtime circular issued at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

Leaders LEAD Symposium Announces Partnership with Bula Outsourcing

The Government says migrant workers are not a threat to Fiji’s economy or local workforce.