Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry alleges that the Coalition Government ousted FijiFirst but introduced its form of nepotism and cronyism.

Thirteen people including three students were arrested yesterday for drug possession.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad warns that Pacific economies and ecosystems face severe threats from climate change without urgent global action.

The Great Council of Chiefs has raised alarm over the increasing issue of drug abuse in urban areas particularly within town settlements.

A reshuffle is set to take place in the Ministry of Civil Service from early next year, with numerous key Permanent Secretary positions scheduled to be filled.

Climate change will continue to drive significant reforms in the way public services are delivered, particularly in emergency response, healthcare and civil service operations.

Opposition parliamentarian Ketan Lal is calling for immediate action against a young driver who uploaded on a social media platform, a video of him kissing a girl while driving.

The Fiji economy is now forecast to grow by 3.8 percent this year, an upward revision from the 2.8 percent projected in June.

The Education Ministry is urging all schools to integrate fire mitigation strategies as part of extracurricular activities, following a fire at John Wesley College in Raiwaqa this morning.

Eight people have been taken to Korovou Hospital after sustaining injuries in an accident around midday.

The Great Council of Chiefs says it is concerned about the erosion of the iTaukei language and how this will impact on cultural identity, with members stressing the urgent need to address the issue.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro confirms that the University of South Pacific Council meeting will be held in the Cook Islands next week to sort out issues that resulted in a standoff last month.