Emergency response team are attending to a major road accident in Sigatoka.

The government is intensifying efforts to tackle Suva’s ongoing water problems, focusing on immediate relief and long-term solutions.

Fiji should look into a mechanism to gauge the level of abuse, exploitation and violence being perpetrated against and involving children, online.

There is more focus on ensuring communities have a continuous supply of fresh water, as authorities realize that climate change, coupled with the risk of heavy rain and flooding, threatens vital infrastructure.

After 36 years of operating from a substandard facility, firefighters and officers in Navua finally have a state-of-the-art fire station.

The 4.1 tonnes of illicit drugs seized in the State versus Justin Ho and others case has been successfully destroyed this week.

The National Fire Authority has taken a significant step in modernizing and improving emergency services with the official commissioning of the new Navua Fire Station.

A 36-year-old taxi driver convicted of one count of causing grievous bodily harm has been handed a suspended sentence by the Suva High Court.

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Finance, and Acting Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs, Professor Biman Prasad, is in Kadavu on an official two-day visit, engaging with communities and addressing key development priorities.

Vatukaloko Secondary students will now be able to learn in a purpose-built facility as the Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro officially opened a new $49,000 school building in Rakiraki.

The government’s Births and Deaths registration drive has revealed cases of people in remote areas living for years without official identity documents.

Minister for Rural Development Sakiasi Ditoka has dismissed landowners’ claims over the government’s legal agreement on the Nasealevu and Viriqilai water catchments.