Immigration Minister Pio Tikoduadua says the owners of the Grace Road Company need to respect our laws and immigration policies, even if they have contributed immensely to Fiji’s economy.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has kept the third phase of the VAT monitoring system on hold for over seven months now.

Two youths who have been charged for their involvement in the theft of a motor vehicle from Waituri, Nausori, will be produced at the Nausori Magistrates Court today.

Fisheries stands to gain the most from a $20 million blue bond, but this doesn’t preclude the possibility of other sectors reaping benefits as well.

The World Wildlife Fund is actively involved in assisting Fiji in the development of relevant policies concerning biodiversity and climate.

The Land Transport Authority will continue to beef up road safety operations and snap checks on roads leading up to the festive season.

The United Nations Development Programme Pacific Office has launched a new project supporting Election Management Bodies in Fiji and across the region.

The Rotary Club of Suva Peninsula Sunset, has extended assistance to those in need ahead of Diwali.

The Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, has expressed deep concerns over the growing prevalence of drug-related activities in the country, with individuals turning to this perilous path in pursuit of quick income.

A woman is currently under medical observation after she was allegedly seriously assaulted in a robbery attempt in Koronivia, Nausori today.

The University of the South Pacific has defended the appointment of Dr. Mahendra Reddy to the Graduate School of Business saying they do not discriminate based on political affiliations.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and other Pacific Island leaders will arrive in Cook Islands tonight on a chartered flight.