The new Fijian Broadcasting Corporation board has revealed that the ousted CEO, Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, was getting an estimated $32,000 per month in salary and other benefits.

The Fiji Police Force is assuring the public that the incident, which occurred in Natua and Seaqaqa on Saturday night, was by no means triggered by racial tension within the community.

There were 300 victims of serious sexual offenses last year.

The Fiji Police Force has made additional changes to the leadership in the organization.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation organized a free cervical cancer screening today with the Fiji Cancer Society at the Nausori Market to commemorate January as cervical cancer awareness month.

Today’s rapid changes in trade, travel, and commerce call for an international standard-setting system that is able to respond more quickly to new situations.

The Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives, and SMEs is focusing on strengthening partnership and cooperation with the cooperative sector.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Board has terminated the contract of FBC Chief Executive Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum.

Three people are in custody for allegedly assaulting a 38-year-old businessman of Natua, Seaqaqa on Saturday.

The establishment of an electronic case management and e-filing system in Fiji’s courts was officially launched in Suva today.

Australia is Fiji’s second largest and most diverse export destination, and Fiji is seeing more opportunities to export niche, high-end premium products to the Australian market.

The Fiji Roads Authority has addressed the issue of certain road workers who are not working or are not working consistently.