The closure of the sugar mill in Rakiraki, which left many workers without jobs has left a deep economic void in the division, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has seen a sharp rise in complaints this year.

Getting Fiji online isn’t enough to truly help women.

Assistant Foreign Affairs Minister Lenora Qereqeretabua today stood before the Suva Magistrates Court and delivered a firm message to the man who targeted her online.

Companies who open during the Easter public holidays must pay their workers the correct public holiday wages.

Two police officers are under investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor in Savusavu over the weekend.

A total of 4.9 tons of marijuana was seized by Police last month, with the majority of the seizures occurring in the Central Division.

Self-proclaimed Facebook publisher Kishore Kumar has been convicted for a series of online attacks against Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs Lenora Qereqeretabua.

Fiji is ramping up efforts to tackle cyber threats through its growing partnership with Australia under the Vuvale Partnership.

China has described the United States’ recent tariffs on global trade partners, including Fiji, as a form of “economic bullying,” raising concerns about the impact on international trade relations.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging Fijians to embrace unity, compassion, and hope in the face of ongoing challenges.

Land Transport Authority chief executive Irimaia Rokosawa says he will look into the issue of private cars operating as taxis and claims LTA officers are turning a blind eye to their operations.