Sevuloni Ratumaiyale Valenitabua has been sworn in as Fiji’s Acting Attorney-General.

Police are investigating after bones were discovered at the Tamavua-I-Wai bridge construction site in Lami.

A Savusavu resident is calling for tougher penalties against drug traffickers, questioning whether existing punishments are enough to deter those involved in organized operations.

The youth fellowship of Naitasiri Division is reviving a tradition last held in 1992, with a weeklong Bilibili-A-Thon aimed at raising awareness about drugs, HIV and other social issues affecting young people.

Emergency water supply operations will continue in the Yasawa Group and Cikobia as maritime communities continue to face water shortages.

Labasa Divisional Hospital continues to receive patients with advanced diabetes complications, with some cases progressing to the point where amputation is the only option.

Labasa Divisional Hospital continues to receive patients with advanced diabetes complications, with some cases progressing to the point where amputation is the only option.

Businesses are becoming increasingly reluctant to report shoplifting incidents, citing the amount of time required to lodge complaints with police.

Digital remittances will not deliver their full benefits if recipients still depend on cash, says Digital Financial Services General Manager Shailendra Prasad.

SODELPA is threatening formal complaints against government officials and members of the Bose Levu Vakaturaga over alleged misinformation about its position on the Constitution Amendment Bill 2026.

Nadarivatu Hydro Dam landowners want a guaranteed minimum share of revenue from resources extracted or generated on their customary land.

Motorists travelling through Nasese will need to use alternative routes for the next three months, with a partial road closure set to remain in place 24 hours a day as road widening and utility relocation works get underway.