More than 4,000 applications for the Back-to-School Assistance are still being verified, even as students head into Week Seven of the school term.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka launched the official logo for Drug-Free Sports Fiji, reinforcing the government’s commitment to protecting the integrity of sport and combating drug abuse.

A new regional program is targeting the rising drug threat affecting young people in Fiji and Samoa.

The Fijian Women’s Rights Movement is urging people to remember that International Women’s Day is not just about celebration but about action for gender equality and women’s rights.

The Fiji Police Force is raising the alarm over reckless and impatient driving on the nation’s roads.

Shoppers are losing millions due to defective and faulty products and reports losses from complaints have reached about $1.3 million.

The Fiji Corrections Service says strong training is key to maintaining security and improving inmate rehabilitation.

A Police officer with more than two decades of service has officially been admitted to the bar today.

The Fiji Police Force has addressed claims circulating on social media alleging that officers unlawfully questioned a minor in relation to an ongoing investigation.

The fate of former Youth and Sports Minister Jese Saukuru now rests on the outcome of an investigation into alleged abuse of office linked to the Fiji Sports Council.

Limited detection resources continue to challenge efforts to curb contraband smuggling at facilities run by the Fiji Corrections Service.

Limited access to finance remains one of the biggest challenges facing women entrepreneurs in the country.