In a resounding testament to growing confidence in the flourishing Fijian economy, Nadi Downtown Hotel is making bold strides with a multi-million-dollar expansion project.

The Ministry of Home Affairs is endeavouring to use the framework of the Restore Blue concept, which emphasizes community-oriented policing, accountability, and rehabilitation.

The emergence of digital technologies has great potential for fostering economic growth and elevating voices and education; however, it has also increased the risk of harm at all levels.

A special joint drug operation in Fiji’s Northern Division involving the Fiji Police Force and Fiji Revenue and Customs Service led to 33 arrests.

The Fiji Police Force has not received any reports regarding the activities of EbayShop.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji unequivocally denounces terrorism in all its forms.

Cabinet has agreed that Fiji will co-host the regional training in relation to the Regional Human Rights Treaty Body follow-up review in November.

The Fiji National University is providing short-course training for street dwellers, street kids, and residents of squatter and informal settlements in the Central Division at its TVET Center at Robertson Road.

A round table discussion on children in conflict with the Law, Rehabilitation, and Reintegration was organized in Suva to discuss innovative approaches to supporting the successful reintegration of young offenders.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has expressed concerns regarding the government’s handling of the Grace Road case.

The Minister for Health and Medical Services, Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu, cleared the air on the causes of the deaths of the seven people in Ba, which were not from the diarrhoea outbreak.

Although measures have been taken to address non-communicable diseases, the number of cases keeps increasing, causing significant challenges for individuals, families, healthcare systems, and the economy.