A 20 percent drop in overall crime for April has prompted the Fiji Police Force to reaffirm its commitment to public safety and operational consistency.

The Office of the Auditor-General is urging the Agricultural Marketing Authority to improve its financial practices, with a strong call for structural reform and greater professionalism across the organization.

Outsource Fiji has submitted its preliminary budget, which focuses on key areas such as education upscaling, and marketing to raise awareness.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka acknowledged Pacific Polytech today for giving hundreds of Fijians a second chance to fulfil their educational needs.

The man who is alleged to have murdered five crew members at high sea in 2021 will know his fate next month.

Another individual has been charged in connection with the unlawful importation of over 4 kilograms of methamphetamine.

A new ‘Safe City Project’ will be rolled out soon to enhance public safety and security through advanced surveillance technology and network infrastructure.

The Education Ministry’s Asset Infrastructure Services Unit has provided temporary tents to Saint Thomas Primary School in Lautoka.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has assured families of cold case victims that a team has begun work on reviewing these cases.

The government has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling the pest Fall Armyworm head-on and is calling for nationwide cooperation.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties with Niue and promoting regional unity during a virtual meeting with Niuean Prime Minister Dalton Tagelagi.

Crimes against women in Fiji remain a significant concern as they increased by nineteen percent in April compared to the same period last year.