The Salvation Army Shelter for Boys in Samabula has received new equipment from the Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection to support its rehabilitation program.

Unity Fiji Party leader Savenaca Narube is questioning the need for a second round of electoral reform consultations.

Head of USP Journalism School, Dr. Shailendra Singh, has questioned the future of the ongoing electoral law reform review if changes are made to the 2013 Constitution.

The Fiji Law Society is calling on Justice David Ashton-Lewis to either resign from the Supreme Court of Fiji or that he faces disciplinary proceedings under Section 112 of the Constitution of Fiji 2013.

The Monasavu landowning community, including the Mataqali Vatuba, is dissatisfied with how compensation payments for land use in the Monasavu Hydro Dam catchment area are being managed.

The Reserve Bank has established a cybersecurity committee as part of its growing focus on safeguarding the nation’s financial system from emerging digital threats.

The National Fire Authority has received fire safety gears just weeks ahead of one of the significant gathering.

Construction is underway on a new classroom block at Saint Thomas Primary School in Lautoka, following termite damage to existing buildings that disrupted student learning.

Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, has ordered a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the sinking of the Lomaiviti Princess II in Suva Harbour.

A key witness with immunity testified in court today about how bags believed to contain 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine were handled in Denarau, Nadi.

Four juveniles are among the 14 individuals charged with a total of 17 serious criminal counts last month.

Fiji has been ranked among the slowest countries in processing building permit applications, a status the National Fire Authority is working to change with the planned launch of a new digital platform in September.