The Fiji Law Society is urging the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, John Rabuku, to immediately resign from his position and demonstrate that he respects the laws of Fiji and the courts constituted under those laws.

The coalition government insists that corporatizing the Water Authority of Fiji will solve infrastructure issues and permanently end water supply problems in major urban centers.

A man has been found dead in Cuvu, Sigatoka.

Kadavu’s Crime Prevention Committee has called on the Fiji Police Force to increase its manpower in response to the prevalence of drugs within the complicated geography of Kadavu Island.

The traditional landowners of the Nakanacagi Bat sanctuary in Dreketi Macuata are hoping that the government will assist and support them in retaining full ownership of the land where the cave is located.

Fijians can now buy shares in Sun Insurance through its first public offering of 7 million shares at $1.05 each, raising $7.35 million.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major General Jone Kalouniwai and key Japanese military leaders have agreed to work together to maintain a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress is content with the minimum wage issue for now with a clear understanding with the Government that the $6 minimum wage is achievable over a short period of time.

The Health Ministry emphasizes the need for innovative solutions to address health challenges in the region, such as non-communicable diseases.

The re-branded iTaukei Land Trust Board has made significant strides in embracing digital business and advanced technology by revamping its website.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions charged 15 people with a total of 32 counts of sexual offences last month.

The Ministry of Health has plans in place to decentralize its minor work to the divisional centres.