Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says rebuilding trust and confidence is their priority, emphasizing that this must start by “getting their house in order.”

It’s crucial to understand that artificial intelligence should not feel disruptive, nor is it intended to replace general practitioners.

Today marks the first day of the ban on harvesting, possessing, transporting, and selling Kawakawa (Grouper) and Donu (Coral Trout).

The Fiji Police Force is currently focused on strengthening the structure and functions of its Counter Narcotics Bureau.

The Medical and Dental Secretariat has assured that all necessary academic and professional criteria are met before medical practitioners are granted registration.

The National Fire Authority couldn’t verify over $16 million in fixed assets in 2019 due to poor record-keeping and a lack of physical checks.

The Sai Prema Foundation, in partnership with the US-based Anekant Community Centre, provided free eye screenings and glasses through a five-day program in Suva.

Even without VAT, sanitary pads remain too expensive for some Fijian families, says Fiji Women’s Rights Movement Executive Director Nalini Singh.

The former Acting Commissioner of Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption is willing to come back and serve the country when given a chance.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu states that the training officers are attending at the Pinkenba Training Hub in Brisbane, Australia, introduces a new dimension to policing in the region.

The Vodafone ATH Fiji Foundation is calling on local businesses to take a more active role in social responsibility, urging them to establish corporate trusts as a sustainable way to give back to the communities they profit from.

Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu believes that there are people who can carry out the work despite Graham Leung’s dismissal as Attorney-General.