The Ministry of Health will review the recent infrastructure incident affecting several service areas at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

Josefa Waqalala of the House of Sarah has called for stronger government and community measures to combat drugs, warning that unemployment and a lack of opportunity are pushing young people toward the trade as a source of income.

The Ministry of Fisheries is investigating a mass fish kill in Kadavu after receiving reports and photographic evidence of dead reef fish across several villages along the Nasegai and Nabukelevu-i-Ra coastlines.

Police are treating allegations made by suspects in the Vatia drug seizure – valued at over $1 billion – with high priority.

Fifty-eight percent of all online violations in Fiji are committed against women and girls, says Online Safety Commission Commissioner Filipe Batiwale.

A former Parliamentarian is calling on the Government to urgently formalize village by-laws as part of Fiji’s response to the drug problem, arguing that community-based enforcement is a critical missing link in current legislation.

Former Corrections Officer Epeli Laqeni, who is charged with the alleged murder of his de facto partner in Nakasi last year, will learn later this month whether he will remain in remand or be released on bail.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has begun initial planning for Exercise Bougainville 2026, a major multi-agency exercise aimed at strengthening national readiness and coordination.

The proposed Counter-Narcotics Bill must formally include faith-based organisations as frontline partners in prevention, protection, and rehabilitation.

State Counsel, Laisani Tabuakuro, has indicated that the prosecution will reduce its list of witnesses in the case against former Health Minister Dr. Neil Prakash Sharma, former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, and former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum as the trial is set to commence on 2 March.

The full deck replacement on the Waidamudamu Bridge along Nakorotari Road in Labasa has been completed

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says climate change and global uncertainty are placing growing pressure on legal systems, warning that the rule of law must be strengthened to protect people and communities across the Commonwealth.