The cabinet has approved the establishment of a drug rehabilitation centre within the Fiji Corrections Service.

The Nausori Town Council will now be able to charge market stall rentals at the newly constructed Nakasi Market.

The Fiji Corrections Service aspires to address the challenges faced and enhance operational integrity and achieve the goals to better adhere to the standard practices in place.

Several roads in Central Division remain closed to all traffic.

The Commission of Inquiry is expected to sit beyond two weeks as the hearing is taking longer than expected.

Christopher Pryde has been reinstated to position of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution.

Acting Commissioner of Police, Juki Fong Chew stresses the need for a shift in focus within the Fiji Police Force and redirecting attention to what truly matters.

The Tropical Disturbance O3F remains slow moving to the east of Fiji and is expected to move southeastwards away from the Fiji group.

Drowning remains a major concern in Fiji, with authorities calling for urgent action to address the growing number of fatalities.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is working to restore full radiology and laboratory services at Savusavu Hospital.

Residents of Qauia, a settlement located five kilometres from Suva City, are finding it hard to make sense of how government policy changes and initiatives will make a positive impact in their lives.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service reported a total of $306.6 million in Import Duty, $737.7 million in VAT on Imports and $321.6 million in VAT refunds.