Immigration authorities are moving to strengthen access to regional intelligence and data to better detect risks and respond to emerging challenges.

Levuka-I-Gau villager Metuisela Ratauluka received a boat and engine from the government under the Seafaring Entrepreneurial Assistance Program.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is requesting permission to publicly identify businesses selling unsafe or substandard products as concerns grow over the number of defective goods in the marketplace.

The increasing number of vehicles on Fiji’s roads is worsening traffic congestion, with police warning that road infrastructure is struggling to keep up with rising demand.

Women in Bua have raised a number of challenges affecting their communities during a meeting with the Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran.

The government is shifting its focus toward community-based support systems to help vulnerable children, rather than relying solely on institutional rehabilitation centers.

Leadership changes within the Fiji Corrections Service will not affect its mandate.

More than $200,000 in financial assistance has been awarded to four successful applicants under the iTaukei Development Fund Facility to support business development among iTaukei landowners.

A fencing project aimed at improving safety at a temple in Nadi has been commissioned with support from the government.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management 𝐌𝐨𝐬𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝐁𝐮𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐯𝐮 was briefed by District Officer Gau Iliseva Salabogi on key government work and services currently being undertaken on the island of Gau.

A man who alleged he was assaulted by police officers in Nausori may now face an additional charge of giving false information, after internal investigations found inconsistencies in his claims.

Fiji’s prison system could face a sharp surge in drug offenders, with projections showing the number doubling from 255 in 2024 to around 500 by December if current trends continue, according to the Fiji Corrections Service.