Concerns over compensation are mounting as the new police law would allow officers to dig up land, remove floorboards and dismantle property during criminal investigations.

The expansion of police powers under the new law has raised questions about how officers will be held accountable for abusing their authority.

The expanded surveillance powers under the Police Bill have raised concerns over personal privacy and constitutional rights.

Forensic investigations are set to be separated from the Fiji Police Force under the new law.

Minister for Foreign Affairs Sakiasi Ditoka is defending the Government’s overseas travel spending, saying diplomatic meetings have delivered tangible benefits for Fiji.

Questions have been raised about whether the Land Transport Authority can hold the Fiji Roads Authority accountable when road conditions put motorists at risk.

The safety of maritime passengers is being questioned amid concerns over how petrol is packaged, sealed, and stored aboard inter-island vessels.

Delays in survey plan approvals continue to hold up land registration and property development.

Despite rising grocery prices, families in Labasa are determined to make Diwali special, finding ways to celebrate while staying within budget.

Fiji is pushing for Pacific climate priorities to remain at the forefront of global negotiations ahead of COP31, with a strong focus on climate finance, limiting global warming and protecting vulnerable island nations.

More than $354,000 was spent on overseas travel by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Foreign Affairs Minister Sakiasi Ditoka over 16 months.

Drug crisis in Fiji is being linked to trauma, family breakdown and social isolation.