Acting Deputy Police Commissioner Sakeo Raikaci has openly admitted the potential involvement of certain police officers in aiding drug dealers.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed concern about the increasing number of younger people succumbing to Non-Communicable Diseases, leaving behind children and surviving spouses to navigate their future alone.

Chair of the Pacific Island Leaders Ministerial Interim Meeting and Cook Islands Foreign Minister, Tingika Elikana, emphasized the need for action and accountability in monitoring the progress made between meetings.

Two people who are charged in relation to an alleged online scam have been remanded by the Sigatoka Magistrates Court yesterday.

The Fijian Elections Office has announced that an election tool such as the Candidates List and the Ballot Paper Generator is now available.

Villagers of Naqarawai in the interior of Namosi, have taken a proactive approach to address a long-standing issue concerning the safety of their footbridge.

The Water Authority of Fiji is working on processing the applications they have received for the water tank subsidy.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has launched its Strategic Plan for 2024–2029, outlining its roadmap for combating corruption over the next five years.

Today marks Ash Wednesday, a time for reflection urging believers to acknowledge their imperfections and seek reconciliation with God and others.

The Village of Vunidavo in Tikina Veinuqa, Namosi, witnessed the opening of a new collection centre and cooperative store that cost $53,872.96.

A communication training initiative aimed at enhancing the communication skills of first responders during disasters took place this week.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho appeared in court today after being charged with abuse of office related to the alleged unlawful termination of two police officers in 2021.