Increasing crime and deaths have raised concern for Police, following troubling figures recorded this month.

Rising alcohol abuse and public disorder during Christmas have raised concern within the Methodist Church in Fiji.

Mental health has become a priority for the Suva Retailers Association, as it plans a series of fundraisers in the coming months.

Farmers are raising concerns over a lack of post-harvest planning and access to markets to sell their produce at fair prices.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council is considering a dedicated superannuation savings scheme to improve long-term financial security for cane growers.

Suva City Council health and sanitation teams continue their daily work across the capital, clearing waste, maintaining drains and safeguarding public health to ensure the city remains clean and functional.

Fiji Airports has conducted this year’s Tabletop Exercise at Nadi International Airport, aimed at evaluating, refining, and practising airport emergency procedures and response plans.

Tanoa Plaza Hotel hosted its annual Tanoa Kaachi Day last Saturday.

Police have issued a stern warning as illegal activities, arrests, deaths, and fatal accidents rise across the country, especially this month.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has suspended the January 1 electricity tariff and announced a 21-day public consultation period.

High citizen-to-police ratios in the Western and Central Divisions have raised concerns.

A four-bedroom house at Navutu Village in Lautoka was destroyed by an early morning fire on Sunday.