Fiji’s population growth has slowed dramatically, with projections indicating that the one million population milestone will not be reached until 2034-2035.

A precedent has been set by the Lautoka High Court in the sentencing of nine individuals convicted for importing the country’s biggest consignment of methamphetamine.

Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua has commended the successful conviction of the nine individuals in the historic two billion dollar methamphetamine bust case

Former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho informed the court that every officer that he terminated was given legal redress and advice through the Director Legal to challenge his decision in court.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces continued its reconciliation program with the Province of Bua in a ceremony held at Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua today.

Methodist Church Divisional Superintendent for the Indian Division, Reverend Lal Mohammed, is calling on all Christian denominations to strengthen their pastoral care to address rising social issues such as drug abuse and family breakdown.

Former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho denied in court that the evidence he gave was untrue.

The government needs to take stronger action to support children who leave orphanages at 18 and often end up back on the streets.

The Fiji Bureau of Statistics has received a significant budget increase, enabling it to expand staffing and improve data collection amid rising national demands for official statistics.

Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Ariff Ali has warned the public to be vigilant as online investment scams continue to target ordinary Fijians.

Fiji Teachers Union Cooperative Thrift and Credit Limited Chief Executive, Chandra Dutt has called the new Credit Union Bill 29 of 2025 timely and essential.