Fourteen police officers were charged with various offences such as assault, theft, unlawful possession of illicit drugs, damaging property, and conspiracy to defeat justice last month.

The relationship between Fiji and New Zealand is robust and evolving, says Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Sitiveni Rabuka.

The incidence of stroke has shifted downward towards the younger generation compared to its common occurrence in individuals over the age of 60.

A report by TV New Zealand on Fiji’s fight against illicit drugs has prompted the government to issue a statement assuring that Fiji remains safe and accessible for all to enjoy.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management provided critical food ration packs and relief supplies to over 100 families in Korovisilou Village, Serua.

The Attorney General, Siromi Turaga has brought attention to the low number of cybercrime cases reported to authorities, following the unanimous approval of the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime by Parliament.

A 29-year-old man has been charged with allegedly dishonestly obtaining $250 via a mobile money transfer app.

The Special Committee on Emoluments has released its report on the review of salaries, allowances, and benefits of Members of Parliament, the President and Speaker, and the Parliamentary Retirement Allowance Act of 1989.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, has acknowledged the numerous concerns surrounding the issue of land premiums.

The financial management information system of the government was outdated, which resulted in the inability of many ministries to produce annual reports on time.

Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya says a recent regional study reveals growing concerns about cyber-attacks due to increased connectivity.

Discussions are underway for students that are registered under the School Employment Exposure Program to be registered into the volunteering FNPF scheme.