The Public Rental Board is strengthening its tenancy management policies, with rental arrears exceeding one million dollars and annual socioeconomic surveys approved to monitor tenants income levels.

Three people have been left homeless after a house fire destroyed their home at Wailevu in Rakiraki on Sunday night.

Two uncrewed vessels deployed by New Zealand have identified 137 vessels of interest in Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is urging consumers to plan their spending and check product quality as families prepare for Diwali.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has denied that the government is delaying consultations on proposed amendments to the 2013 Constitution to gain political mileage ahead of the next election.

Special Parliamentary Committee member Lynda Tabuya states that public submissions on the proposed constitutional changes must focus on the Constitutional Amendment Bill currently before Parliament.

A Rakiraki farmer is calling for stronger constitutional protection of freehold land, arguing that private ownership rights must be safeguarded against changes by future governments.

The long-term supply of pine and mahogany is at the centre of a new five-year partnership between British American Tobacco Fiji and Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited.

The Suva High Court has fined a 55-year-old Chinese national $10,000 for illegally possessing 266.45 kilograms of restricted cucumbers during the seasonal ban.

Fiji Airports will consider calls for additional security checks at domestic airports following concerns that gaps in passenger screening could be exploited to transport illicit drugs.

Repeat speeding offenders remain a major concern for road safety authorities, as some drivers continue to break speed limits despite facing higher financial penalties.

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