Traditional investigative methods are becoming less effective in addressing the growing complexity of modern criminal activities.

Asco Motors Fiji says they have recently been informed by its manufacturing company, Toyota Motor Corporation that the importation of 16 Landcruiser 70 VD Diesel Turbo Engine vehicles into Fiji falls short of TMC’s internal targets for Euro4 compliance.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has issued a stern warning to retailers against unethical practices such as increasing the prices of school stationery and uniforms.

Supreme Court Judge Justice David Ashton-Lewis has stressed impartiality in the case of inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Ministry of Education’s decision to reintroduce interviews for Year 13 students wishing to enroll in teacher training institutions has been welcomed by the Fiji Teachers Union.

It was a familiar environment for newly sworn-in Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua, who made his first official visit to the Fiji Police Force Headquarters.

Former National Fire Authority Board Chair John O’Connor entered a plea of “Not Guilty” to charges filed by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption related to alleged corruption.

Christopher Pryde will formally resume his duties as Director of Public Prosecutions on Monday, January 20th.

The Commission of Inquiry regarding the validity of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is far from over.

The first-ever Access Teacher Training Workshop aims to strengthen education and empower teachers.

The Land Transport Authority has established internal mechanisms to review and investigate complaints against the conduct of its officers.

The Fiji Police Force will continue to prioritize safety and improvements to better serve public needs, despite concerns about perceived lapses in certain areas of the North.