Suspended police officer Kolinio Naturaga has been warned his trial will proceed as scheduled, even if he fails to appear.

The permit for a religious event in Suva tomorrow which was initially denied has now been approved by Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu.

More than 100,000 newly issued E-Transport cards in Fiji remain unused, despite Vodafone Fiji rolling out the upgraded public transport payment system nationwide.

Fiji and New Zealand are advancing regional cooperation to boost digital transformation, telecommunications reform and cybersecurity.

State prosecutors have urged the High Court in Lautoka to impose a starting sentence of 50 years for the three most serious offenders in Fiji’s largest-ever methamphetamine case.

Four men accused of running an illegal security operation in Suva have been placed under a strict curfew by the Magistrates Court.

The long-standing passport backlog is finally being addressed as the Immigration Department begins printing delayed passports following the arrival of 30,000 new passport books.

Fiji is moving forward with plans to introduce needle and syringe exchange programs as part of a broader strategy to curb the rising HIV outbreak.

A critical shortage of yellow e-ticketing cards at select retail outlets is disrupting daily transport access for countless students and families.

The government’s commitment to reaching net-zero emissions by 2050 is being questioned amid the continued installation of heavy fuel oil generators in rural areas.

The Ministry of Immigration is in limbo as it awaits the outcome of an investigation into unauthorized passport issuance.

More than $1.8 million in lease premiums and nearly $800,000 in annual rental income are set to directly benefit indigenous landowners following strong investor interest from Fiji’s diaspora in the UK.