The Fiji Police Force is working with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to determine the further actions that can be taken about the proceeds of crime and the legality of destroying drugs.

The Rotary Pacific Water for Life Foundation, a non-government organization has played a role in improving water and sanitation infrastructure.

Human Dignity Group Executive Officer Dr. Patricia Kailola believes that Pacific Islanders have been disadvantaged in their right to work on longline fishing vessels.

Tourism Fiji Chief Executive Brent Hill is urging the public to maintain cleanliness in picnic and surrounding areas after using picnic spots during the public holiday.

The Consumer Council has received a surge in complaints against driving schools, citing instances of non-delivery of contracted lessons, unprofessional behaviour by instructors and disruptive scheduling practices.

Recent research by ANZ Bank’s Australia and Pacific Economist Kishti Sen estimates that around 25,627 Fijians migrated overseas in the last two years, leading to a net population loss.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is moving in the right direction in terms of landowner development plans and utilizing their lands for commercial and sustainable investments.

New Zealand’s Former Prime Minister Helen Clarke held a talanoa session during the second day of the Pacific Women in Power Forum.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has confirmed having discussions with the Fiji Police Force regarding the recent alleged drug tampering.

The government is actively working to improve teachers’ pay and normalize long-acting appointments in schools.

Self-proclaimed Facebook commentator Kishore Kumar has requested leave from the court to secure his property.

The Navuniyavu villagers in the interior of Namosi found cause for celebration as their long-standing water woes were addressed with the inauguration of a groundbreaking water system project this morning.