The Fiji Police Force Cybercrime Unit has arrested and charged a 30-year-old unemployed man from Labasa for allegedly obtaining a financial advantage through an online scam.

Cabinet has endorsed the Integrated Rural Development Framework 2009 Review Report, paving the way for a new National Rural Development Policy.

The Bankstown Local Court in Australia has refused bail for two Fijian men allegedly involved in importing over $94 million worth of cocaine.

A 20-year-old salesboy from Labasa has been arrested and charged for obtaining a financial advantage.

The Government has re-established the position of Commissioner for Rotuma, appointing Dr Lesikimacuata Korovavala, Permanent Secretary for the Office of the Prime Minister, to the role.

Labasa Hospital recorded 125 stroke cases in 2024, and by May this year, the number had already reached 120, raising alarms about early detection and prevention.

Businesses in Suva are stepping up security, with an additional 20 CCTV cameras being connected directly to the Totogo Police Station this week.

Pacific communities are already battling the harsh health impacts of climate change from rising disease outbreaks to worsening food and water insecurity.

Rehabilitation and social issues are taking center stage at the Tailevu Provincial Council meeting, as the province works to address growing challenges affecting its communities.

Fiji is leading the world in disaster law as international rules increasingly call for stronger protection of communities.

The Fiji Cancer Society has received a $15,000 boost from Telecom Fiji Limited, strengthening the organisation’s fight against cancer. The donation was presented during the Pinktober Morning Tea at the Labasa Exchange.

The Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji strongly supports the principled stance taken by the Shree Sanatan Dharam Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji in lodging a formal complaint regarding derogatory and divisive remarks made against Hindu and Muslim religious practices.