The Ministry of Environment cleared 98 percent of the Environmental Impact Assessment application backlog accumulated before November last year.

Fiji’s early warning systems require urgent upgrades due to limited monitoring capacity, poorly positioned tsunami tide gauges and delays in issuing alerts during emergencies.

Villagers in Koro Island have expressed their gratitude following a ministerial tour led by the Minister of Justice Siromi Turaga.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations, Livai Driu has assured the public that there is no need for concern following the recent release of 2000 coup leader George Speight and mutiny leader Shane Stevens.

A road accident along the King’s Road in Naviyago, Lautoka claimed the life of a 20-year-old man.

Ten women between the ages of 29 and 50 from the Northern Division have died from cervical cancer, out of 20 cases diagnosed since January 2023.

Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Housing Manasa Lesuma says there is significant work needed to address the housing shortage in urban centers across the country.

The Suva City Council has revealed a recent cyber-security attack on its system that caused an outage.

The Fiji Police Force is making significant strides in the fight against drug-related crimes, with recent arrests of several prominent drug dealers operating within the country.

The government is addressing key challenges in solid waste management, as infrastructure inadequacies, rapid urbanization, financing constraints, and outdated regulatory frameworks continue to strain the system.

The government has approved the interest waiver on rental arrears for state land leases over 12 months.

The Fiji Police Force is prioritizing efforts to enhance its responsiveness, particularly in law enforcement and drug control.