Evidence including a revolver and a shotgun is being transferred from the Suva High Court to the custody of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.

Pacific leaders are calling for a stronger global climate response as Fiji hosts Pre-COP31 discussions focused on protecting communities, livelihoods and the ocean from the escalating impacts of climate change.

The Fiji Cancer Society is calling for stronger community action on cancer as it pushes for earlier detection, healthier lifestyles and greater access to screening.

Qilai Road in Namosi will be closed for seven hours on Sunday, 11 October, to allow the replacement of a broken and dislocated culvert.

The Standing Committee on Economic Affairs is calling for the Sugarcane Growers’ Fund to be progressively transformed into an agricultural commercial bank to improve access to finance for farmers.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says police cannot confirm how a person of interest in the missing cocaine investigation left Fiji, or whether the person is related to a high-ranking official.

Dry conditions are taking a toll on livestock farms in Tabia, Macuata, with farmers reporting shrinking pasture, limited water and livestock deaths.

Fiji has launched a five-year $5.2 million plan aimed at preparing the country to enter international carbon markets by 2030.

Safety concerns remain for students who depend on boats to reach school, with questions raised over how these services are monitored in remote communities.

Taveuni Buses is calling for stronger traffic enforcement on the island following a fatal road crash and growing concerns over dangerous driving.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro wishes all Year 8 students the best as they begin the Fiji Year 8 Examination today.

Bus passengers will not face higher fares, despite a 22.5 per cent temporary fare adjustment approved by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.