The Fiji Corrections Service is working on the upskilling of offenders to assist in their rehabilitation process.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating closely with Australia, New Zealand, France, and Fiji Airways on the possible repatriation of 12 nationals stranded in New Caledonia.

Opposition MP Rinesh Sharma is calling for immediate action and greater public dialogue to address the issue of rising cases of suicide in Fiji.

The 20 percent pay cut imposed on Members of Parliament during the COVID-19 pandemic will be restored on August 1.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Acting Deputy Commissioner Francis Puleiwai is in Hong Kong attending the 8th Independent Commission Against Corruption Symposium.

The Home Affairs Ministry is taking proactive measures to counter fake recruitment companies which have been illegally bringing people into the country.

The Fiji Correction Service is encountering significant challenges in gaining community acceptance.

The Employment Minister has assured that they are working diligently to resolve all pending compensation cases by the end of this year.

Members of Parliament will now retain the gadgets provided to them at the beginning of their term including mobile phones, laptops and iPads.

The Fiji NGO Coalition on Human Rights has described the increase in salaries of Members of Parliament as shameful.

Seven Members of Parliament voted against the motion to increase their salaries and allowances.

The Fiji Labour Party alleges that the Attorney General has placed Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Acting Deputy Commissioner Francis Puleiwai on indefinite leave.