Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has reminded the Fiji Police officers that there is no room for thuggery.

Development experts believe that digital solutions will help address many of the Pacific region’s challenges.

Fiji citizens who have invested in the coconut industry were recognized at the Coconut Millers Pte Limited Presidential Award for Farmers yesterday.

A heavy rain warning and thunderstorms remain in force for Yasawa, the Mamanuca groups, Ba, Rakiraki, Nadi, Lautoka, Ba, Nadroga, Navosa, Kadavu, and nearby smaller islands.

The United States of America, Fiji, and the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership have announced the intent to engage in technical cooperation to help facilitate the establishment of a green shipping corridor.

The Labasa Cane Producers Association will continue to work closely with the government to combat child labour in the sugar industry.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has called on police officers to answer only to the law and not to politicians, as they should not report to any master in their line of work.

The Rotuma Hospital has been under construction for eight years costing taxpayers approximately $7.5million.

A newly formed Investment Facilitation Committee will help facilitate and enhance innovative and high-value investments in the country.

Employment contracts, absenteeism and non-issuance of notice periods including workers’ attitudes and ethics are affecting businesses.

Webmedia South Pacific is utilizing Artificial Intelligence to automate content creation, perform data analysis, and develop chatbots to handle customer inquiries for clients.

A statement posted on the People’s Alliance Facebook page states that three RFMF and one police investigation conducted into the 2000 coup found no evidence of wrongdoing by Lt Colonel Filipo Tarakinikini.