Two young girls below the age of ten were allegedly subjected to sexual offenses last month.

A nationwide operation will begin next month to target local drug syndicates involved in producing and selling harmful drugs.

Fiji has launched the Pacific Center for Border Management and Security in Nadi to combat transnational crime, human trafficking, irregular migration, and illicit trade.

The land use master plan, aimed at streamlining approvals for land use changes, including agricultural rezoning, is in its final stages.

The World Bank is conducting specialized training in Nadi to help Pacific health and finance leaders improve healthcare investments.

The UK government is aligning its support with Fiji’s National Development Plan.

The Police Force has confirmed that there are no large-scale drug manufacturing labs in the country.

Minister for Defense Pio Tikoduadua has acknowledged India’s efforts in advancing Indo-Pacific security cooperation.

A woman who was arrested during a drug raid in Sakoca, Nasinu, last week will be produced in the Magistrates Court again tomorrow.

A new approach to park management is being explored, with a Public-Private Community Partnership planned to put landowning communities in charge.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has accused Transport Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau of deflecting attention through political rhetoric, when asked legitimate questions regarding the deteriorating state of Fiji’s roads.

The government is moving on with a plan to spend its money more effectively across all ministries.