Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua highlights the urgent need to remove corrupt officers in order to restore public confidence and trust.

Fiji Corrections Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa has expressed concerns about the current staffing structure within the organization.

Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration, Pio Tikoduadua, is urging media organizations to play a larger role in raising awareness about drug issues in the country.

The Eco Guardians of Fiji hope to inspire the younger generation to be environmentally conscious.

The Land Transport Authority is reminding motorists to observe urban clearways, which denote restricted parking during specific hours to facilitate the smooth flow of traffic.

The Civic Centre in Suva was abuzz with excitement as Fijians gathered in large numbers to celebrate Korean Popular Music, popularly known as K-POP, at the K-POP Fiji Festival.

Fiji Corrections Commissioner Dr Jalesi Nakarawa says an investigation is underway to verify where FijiFirst Leader signed the termination letters of the 17 Opposition MPs.

The Fiji Corrections Service is undertaking a comprehensive review of its operations practices, including an assessment of the use of handcuffs on prisoners escorted to courts or hospitals.

Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Pita Tagicakirewa, emphasizes that for Pacific Island nations, identity and language are non-negotiable aspects of their heritage.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has pledged a significant $7.5 million investment aimed at strengthening Fiji’s economic policies and opportunities.

The Nausori Town Council highlights the urgent need to prioritize environmental cleanliness, with over 500,000 kg of waste collected in Nausori alone each month.

The Fiji Counter Narcotics Bureau which will be based in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration will be headed by an overseas expert supported by a local understudy.