The Fiji Police Force is handling complaints involving various cybercrimes such as dishonest obtaining or dealing in personal financial information, unauthorized modification of restricted data held in computers, and trafficking in obscene publications and pornographic activities.

Around 42 villagers from Narata Village in Nadroga have participated in the transformative training program that was conducted by the Ministry of Forestry.

Out of the eight operating theatres at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, only four are operational.

Two bills were presented by Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya yesterday which is expected to bring a historic shift in juvenile justice.

The village of Navunikabi in Namosi is significantly impacted by climate change.

Fifty-nine inmates have been able to secure employment through the Fiji Corrections Service’s Yellow Ribbon Employment Expo since its inception in 2018.

A total of 19.1 million trees have been planted under the 30 Million Tree Planting Program.

The Fiji Development Bank has achieved a milestone in environmental sustainability by diverting 1.9 tons of recyclables from landfills and dumpsites for recycling.

Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu has asked Parliament to support the use of agriculture as a tool to alleviate poverty and other related social ills.

More than 15 children will undergo free life-saving heart surgeries at the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital in the coming days.

The Accident Compensation Commission’s Interim Board has decided not to engage with Veritas Private Limited anymore, which has served as the commission’s claim agent over the years.

Assistant Commissioner of Corrections, Senior Superintendent Salote Panapasa will be sent on leave from today, pending an investigation by Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.