Advisors from the Legal Aid Commission will attend to crime suspects within one hour of their arrest.

Civil society organizations have joined forces to strengthen the capacities of vulnerable communities in mitigating and adapting to the adverse effects of climate change.

Former Member of Parliament Peceli Vosanibola appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court this morning for a mention to check on compliance of a No Case to Answer submission.

The Fiji Corrections Service Rehabilitation team is currently conducting an evaluation of all its programs in the various corrections centers.

The Ministry of Housing and Asian Development Bank carried out a Housing Finance Stakeholder Workshop, which concluded with the development of a roadmap for further collaboration among stakeholders.

Concerns have been raised regarding the quality of food products entering the Fijian market.

Two million dollars has been allocated for relief packages to assist individuals whose homes have suffered extensive damages by the Asian Subterranean Termite.

Police have made more arrests over the last three days as Operation Yavirau continues throughout the country.

Savusavu Chamber of Commerce President Ravi Chagganlal is hopeful that the 2024/2025 National Budget will focus on improving the lives of ordinary Fijians and the business sector.

Fiji remains concerned about the existential threat climate change poses to the Blue Pacific.

Director of the Legal Aid Commission, Seremaia Waqainabete, says it is important for suspects to voice any complaints during their first court appearance.

Former Social Democratic Liberal Party Member Simione Rasova’s no case to answer has been adjourned for the seventh time.