Two men allegedly involved in taxi permit scams have been charged with obtaining financial advantage by deception on three separate occasions.

The upcoming national budget is expected to address critical issues of compensation and retention across various sectors, aiming to strengthen civil services by retaining skilled workers.

There is growing concern over children’s exposure to sexual activities and online sexual content, which is increasingly influencing their behavior.

The Suva Magistrates will make a ruling today on a bail variation application filed by former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum.

The Tavua Disabled People’s Federation is working towards empowering more women in its district to become self-sufficient.

Recent data reveals that 16,182 Fiji residents left the country last month marking a significant movement of people for various reasons.

Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya emphasizes the importance of working together to foster gender equality and enhance women’s leadership across the Pacific region.

Real estate agents were reminded today of the importance of compliance, particularly in relation to tax implication with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service.

The Fiji Police Force has recorded an overall nine percent reduction in crime last month when compared to April.

The Fiji Police Force has arrested 15 people for unlawful possessions from last Friday until yesterday morning.

The Republic of Fiji Navy has confirmed that de-hunkering operations conducted by RFNS Savenaca are nearing completion, with fuel transferred to a salvage vessel.

Assistant Minister for Women and Children Sashi Kiran highlights the issue of child neglect and is calling on families to take responsibility for vulnerable children.