The government has signed a stand-by loan valued at $75 million with the Japan International Cooperation Agency to address immediate financial needs during the post-disaster recovery and rehabilitation phase.

The iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission (TLFC) should strengthen its efforts in resolving traditional disputes within iTaukei communities, according to Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office and Suvavou villager Sakiusa Tubuna.

The Fiji Correction Service has once again highlighted the urgent need to provide specialized treatment for those struggling with drug use rather than focusing solely on incarceration.

There has been growing confusion surrounding bus fare tapping for students, especially those using yellow bus cards, due to inconsistent fare practices.

A fashion designer who represented Fiji at a summit in Russia earlier this month is committed to showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Pacific on an international platform.

The landowners of Suvavou were honored for the provision of land to establish the first-ever police station in the Central Division at the Fiji Police Force’s 150th anniversary celebration.

Two men who were allegedly involved in a robbery at a restaurant in Nadi on Wednesday are now in police custody.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka will be the keynote speaker at the National Federation Party’s annual convention in Sigatoka tomorrow.

Two men involved in an alleged scam will front the Labasa Magistrates Court today.

With drug operation underway, police found white substances believed to be methamphetamine in a school compound.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says our Blue Pacific is at the centre of ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Cabinet has endorsed the appointment of Commissioners of the Fiji Education Commission in its recent sitting.