A 28-year-old chef is the country’s latest drowning victim.

Communication Minister Manoa Kamikamica confirms the investigation into the satellite digital television platform, Walesi, is in the final stages.

The country recorded a seven percent increase in crimes against women and a ten percent increase in crimes against children last month.

Opposition Member of Parliament Jone Usamate claims that the government disrespected President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere by not fulfilling an announcement he made in his speech last year.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission, Chairperson has clarified that in the absence of a Parole Board, serving prisoners can still have an early release through sentence remission.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says when the Alliance government committed Fiji to peacekeeping years ago, they understood the risks involved.

The Labasa Town Council has decided to ban restaurants within the town from using kerosene stoves.

The Ministry of Defense, in collaboration with the US Agency for International Development, is working on finalizing a policy framework that will provide the government with the guidance necessary to ensure that we protect our critical cyber infrastructure.

The Deputy Director Strategic Planning at the Police Force appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday charged with one count of bribery.

The prosecution in the case of the 13 people who are charged in connection with the seizure of more than four tonnes of methamphetamine in Nadi has today served the first set of disclosures.

Digicel Fiji announced a collaboration with Nokia to upgrade cell tower sites nationwide in preparation for the upcoming 5G rollout.

The Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca, has advised that schools remain open today despite the current adverse weather conditions throughout the country.