Fifty small and medium enterprises will now be able to strengthen their online presence with the provision of tablets under the MSME Tablet Assistance Scheme.

The Fiji Corrections Service believes that more officers may be involved in drug-related activities.

The Fiji Police Force is taking a decisive step to crack down on cold cases.

The Land Transport Authority has launched public consultations to gather feedback from stakeholders regarding the proposal to turn the National Road Safety Council into an independent statutory body.

A new $2.2 million pharmaceutical warehouse has been opened in Labasa to serve the Northern Division.

Negotiations are set to begin over the introduction of direct flights between Fiji and China, a move that could significantly boost tourism and enhance economic relations between the two nations.

The Women Invigorating the Nation Convention 2025 is set to be a powerful platform for advocacy and awareness.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has called on the Indian film industry to collaborate with Fijian writers and creative talent to develop both commercial and documentary films on Fiji’s indenture history.

A police officer has been charged for allegedly using her authority to aid the commission of an offense committed by her family members concerning the receipt of stolen property.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad is calling for an international day to recognize the history and struggles of indentured Indian laborers, or girmitya, urging global acknowledgment of their sacrifices and suffering.

Fiji imports an average of 100 tonnes of mushrooms annually, valued at around $1 million.

The Water Authority of Fiji is urging all customers to store water and use it wisely as a precaution.