Fiji is looking to establish liaison officers in New Zealand and Australia to cater to Fijians working under the Pacific Labor Scheme.

The current Public Private Partnership program for general practitioners have not yielded the desired outcomes says Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu.

A joint investigation between the Fiji Police Force and New Zealand Police has resulted in the successful conviction of a prominent local businessman Umarji Aiyaz Mohammed Musa.

Vodafone Fiji is warning its customers that there has been a rise in scams targeting innocent individuals with promises of quick and substantial financial gains.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Act is being reviewed with the aim of addressing specific issues prevalent in the country.

Suva Magistrate Seini Puamau is expected to make a ruling today on the no-case-to-answer submission filed by former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho’s counsel.

Efforts are underway to foster transparency and professionalism within the real estate market.

The Ministry of Fisheries has recorded positive responses on the current seasonal ban on grouper and coral trout species.

The Fiji Police Force says information circulating on social media about an alleged kidnapping attempt on three children in Lautoka last week is not true.

Law enforcement agencies and educational institutions are both becoming increasingly worried about the problem of student truancy.

The Ministry of Health, along with Diabetes Fiji, has taken a new approach to combating non-communicable diseases, especially diabetes, which has become a national crisis.

The Rakiraki and Tavua Town Councils are facing some unique challenges in trying to collect overdue rates, says Luke Mataiciwa, the Special Administrators Chair of the two municipalities.