The Pacific region is increasingly becoming a target for transnational criminal organizations, serving as a key transit hub for illicit activities such as drug trafficking, human smuggling, and illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

The Department of Town and Country Planning is working on plans for the construction of a new market in Seaqaqa, Macuata.

Chinese Ambassador to Fiji, Zhou Jian, believes Fiji has so many lands that are underutilized and can be used for rice cultivation.

Fifteen families in Tadevo, Navua, will soon move to Vuninokonoko.

Japanese Ambassador Rokuichiro Michii says his nation is delighted about their partnership with Fiji and the progress both nations have made in the regional and international community.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka encourages parents to be strict with their children to ensure they adhere to the law while attending school.

Road users are urged to exercise greater vigilance and responsibility after a tragic accident in Davota, Tavua, yesterday morning claimed the life of a Year 9 student.

The Fiji National Employment Policy is expected to be finalised by July this year.

It was a dream come true for Fazail Khan as he became the first lawyer in his family.

The Constitutional Offices Commission will discuss a complaint against the Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa tomorrow.

To reform Fiji’s constitution, a national forum is needed that will allow for a wider discussion on the 2013 constitution beyond just politicians, says Political Sociologist Steven Ratuva

The Land Transport Authority has cracked down on driving schools as 14 permits have been cancelled across Fiji due to non-compliance.