Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has today confirmed that complaints have been received regarding the Acting Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mataiciwa.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlights the gravity of the war against drugs, emphasizing that it is a collective responsibility involving families, community leaders, and the government.

Police are investigating the death of a 33-year-old man following an alleged assault in Suva yesterday morning.

The Fiji Police Force is undertaking a joint investigation with the National Fire Authority following a fire incident at the Navuso Agriculture School in Nausori.

Three individuals are facing separate charges for allegedly assaulting their children.

There is still no clarification from the government and the Electoral Commission on why there are moves being taken to replace Ana Mataiciwa as the acting Supervisor of Elections.

The cabinet has approved the review of Fiji’s mahogany industry by an inter-ministry force, including key private sector stakeholders and professionals from the forestry sector.

Twenty two officers from the Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways attended a two-day training in Strategic Planning and Quality Customer Care.

The Nadi Town Council is conducting a comprehensive internal review to identify any potential fraudulent activity.

Pacific Polytech has set its sights on addressing the nation’s growing skills shortage by targeting unskilled youth.

Minister for Public Works and Infrastructure, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, confirms that the water supply to Ratu Epenisa Cakobau’s residence in Bau has been reconnected.

The Cabinet has approved the operational partners’ agreement for the global environment facility sixth cycle project on community based integrated resource management.