The National Fire Authority is urging authorities to enforce a law requiring insured vehicles to pay a fire service levy.

Nine individuals including cabinet members are implicated in the Commission of Inquiry report into the now-dismissed FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali’s appointment.

Fiji stands at a critical crossroads, as the decisions made during the Electoral Law reform process will shape the country’s democratic trajectory for years to come.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has deployed a total of 67 personnel to Lakeba and Nayau islands in the Lau group to support the upcoming traditional installation ceremonies of the Turaga na Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua ko Lau, and Tui Lau.

Two of the four individuals who pled guilty last week for their alleged involvement in the importation of over 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine in December 2023 have withdrawn their pleas.

Almost every clinical incinerator at health facilities and subdivisions in the North is non-functional, and replacing them is costly.

Beyond emergency response, the National Fire Authority also invests in community education and training.

Many farmers and low-income earners in Fiji’s rural and maritime areas are unaware of financial tools like parametric insurance.

There is a need for more collective action to address rising social issues such as drug abuse, child neglect, elder abuse, and domestic violence.

Fiji National University has launched a Bachelor of Border Management (Customs) programme aimed at addressing regional trade and security challenges.

More than $300,000 has been paid out to beneficiaries under the parametric insurance scheme since its launch in 2021.

Landowners in the Vanua of Nabukebuke are demanding accountability after more than 50 years of environmental damage caused by mineral exploration on their land.