The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has revealed shocking statistics concerning sexual offences in the High Court alone.

Minister for Women, Lynda Tabuya says Fijian women and girls can only truly feel safe when they become equal partners in the society and are treated with respect and dignity.

Negotiations at the COP28 in Dubai following the completion of the first seven days of discussions have seen progress in procedural outcomes and agreements on various issues.

Police Chief of Operations, ACP Livai Driu has challenged the officers in the Northern Division to become innovative.

As the People’s Coalition Government approaches its one-year anniversary, National Federation Party member and Assistant Foreign Affairs Minister, Lenora Qereqeretabua, has stressed the importance of fostering a sense of ownership among citizens.

Former DPP lawyer Aca Raiyawa is emphasizing the pressing need for innovative approaches in handling cybercrime complaints in Fiji.

Estimates show that corruption costs developing countries a staggering US$1.62 trillion a year.

Minister for Women and Children, Lynda Tabuya, says they will conduct Fiji’s first National Community Attitude Survey to track the effectiveness of the National Action Plan.

If you are planning to bake this festive season, you will have to fork out more for flour from today.

Teachers of Nasinu Gospel Primary School have told FBC News that they have been forced to vacate the school premises.

The implementation of a visa-free system or a system that allows for the free movement of people and businesses can be instrumental in mitigating the phenomenon of brain drain.

The Fiji National Provident Fund’s contribution by employers and employees will be reinstated to 18 percent from January 1st.