The investigation into Richard Mock’s death is nearing its final stages says Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling for an immediate and independent inquest into the death of Richard Mock.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the outdated Fiji Police Act of 1965 is preventing officers from effectively tackling crime in today’s world.

While there was a slight decrease in illicit drug cases last month, the Police Commissioner stresses that this remains a key priority for the Police Force.

The Labasa retailers are not happy with the proposed bypass road plans to go through the town, due to lack of proper consultation.

Concerns have been raised regarding ongoing delays at ports, which are causing significant disruptions to business operations.

The sugar industry needs to produce approximately 4 million tonnes of cane to get back on track and restore its stability.

The Water Authority of Fiji is advising its customers that water supply challenges are being managed due to heavy rainfall, which has resulted in flooding and high turbidity at the Waimanu and Savura raw water sources, impacting production levels.

Customs officers at Nadi International Airport intercepted undeclared ammunition from a passenger arriving on a flight from Los Angeles.

While four police officers faced criminal charges last month, there were officers who were also victims.

Health services at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital were given a boost with the recent arrival of a new CT Scan Machine.

There has been a significant hike in Registered Seasonal Employers Scheme workers in New Zealand, from 30 in 2015 to over 900 today.