The Fiji Police Force is calling for a shift in societal values, warning that the pursuit of easy money is pushing more people toward criminal activity and illicit businesses.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is investing in property ownership to reduce its annual rental costs of about $2 million.

Pacific fish exporters face tougher food safety requirements under new European Union regulations, with fishing vessels and processing facilities required to meet stricter freezing and temperature standards to maintain access to overseas markets.

Three police officers charged in connection with the alleged murder of Lami Police Constable Peniasi Racagi have been further remanded in custody by the Suva High Court.

Jiutasa Lagilagi Rasaca Vosikata has been sworn in as a member of the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Initial discussions about declaring Nadi a city began in 2016, with later discussions on further work required before the declaration.

Nasinu Resident Joeli Kalou is calling for churches to pay taxes on the income they earn.

Nasinu Resident Jokapeci Macanawai is calling for constitutional protections for children, women and young people.

Minister for Housing Maciu Nalumisa is urging tenants living in structurally unsafe Public Rental Board flats at Mead Road, Nabua, to work with the authorities and move to safer accommodation.

The Fiji Law Society is calling for a constitutional limit of 15 cabinet ministers and a two-term limit for Prime Ministers.

The Suva High Court has ordered the State to destroy 20.8 kilograms of cocaine held in police custody and submit a destruction report to the Court.

The government’s proposed constitution risks concentrating too much power in the hands of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, while weakening independent checks on government.