Plans are in place to modernize how government fleet vehicles are managed, with a dormant tracking system set to be revived after falling into disuse in 2018.

A man has been arrested in Savusavu for the alleged unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Work is underway to address plastic and solid waste pollution in urban waterways, with new trash boom traps being installed in Suva, Nausori, and Nadi.

Fiji is preparing to bolster its defenses against illegal fishing and smuggling as Parliament debates a new bill that would require all vessels to keep their tracking systems active while in Fijian waters.

Restoration works on the Tavua rail loop are progressing steadily, with key infrastructure currently undergoing inspection and repair ahead of the 2025 cane harvesting season.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting the welfare and rehabilitation of incarcerated individuals.

Goundar Shipping Limited has made serious allegations against the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says international partnerships are playing a major role in transforming Fiji’s health sector, with real improvements being made to hospitals, clinics, and community health services across the country.

In a touching show of community support and government action, two women who once lived in unsafe conditions have been given new homes.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama today told the Suva High Court he has not claimed any medical bills from the State.

The government has introduced a new fiscal plan aimed at tackling two major challenges.

Assistant Minister for Justice, Josaia Niudamu, has strongly condemned recent acts of sacrilege against Hindu places of worship, calling them “morally and ethically wrong” and a “grave violation” of the right to freedom of belief.