The first prosecution witness in the trial against former Prime Minister and suspended Police Commissioner informed the court that union leaders lodged a police complaint of alleged mismanagement after the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption stopped their investigation.

The two police officers who are alleged to have been involved in the attempted rape of a female officer have been remanded in custody by the Labasa Magistrates Court.

Minister for Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has drawn attention to a worrisome trend of employed individuals in Fiji continuing to access government social welfare assistance.

A 46-year-old man died after the vehicle he was driving was involved in an accident.

The public is advised not to engage with an organization known as FENOU, a financial group said to be based in France.

Empower Pacific is working on reducing psychological trauma and mental stress that people go through, post natural disasters.

Decarbonization of the shipping industry through a $200 per tonne carbon levy was the centre of the International Maritime Organization’s discussion in London this month.

The University of the South Pacific Director of Assurance and Compliance says in March 2019, she was summoned to the Executive Council Committee to provide her report on the whistleblower policy.

Two police officers who are alleged to have been involved in the attempted rape of a female police officer appeared in the Labasa Magistrates Court today.

The trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho started in the Suva Magistrates Court this morning.

Engineers Fiji is concerned with the lack of quality graduates from local tertiary institutions.

The Public Rental Board is trying to identify properties that are not safe for occupancy.