There will be no lack of support for the Fiji Drua teams in their matches this afternoon.

The Police Force recorded a 34 percent increase in overall crime for last month, linking it a 33 percent increase in serious crime, a 12 percent rise in crime against women, and a 67 percent increase in the number of illicit drug cases.

18 percent of students under the bus fare subsidy are yet to redeem their bus cards.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has sanctioned the charges against two men alleged to be involved in the murder of a 33-year-old man in Suva earlier this month.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has called for urgent action to tackle social challenges and address the growing skills shortage.

The Education Ministry confirms that teachers may depart school at 3:00pm today to witness both the Drua women and men in action.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has almost completed the processes in terms of renewing the Namosi Joint Venture Project Special Prospecting License.

The Health Ministry is looking at providing internships for the Medical Imaging Technology students coming out of Fiji National University.

The Fiji Seventh Day Adventist Church took a bold step by seeking forgiveness and reconciliation with the family of a schoolgirl who was allegedly murdered at Vatuvonu High School in Buca Bay, Cakaudrove, in 1969.

Special administrators have been instructed to prioritize the interests of ratepayers before their own, according to Local Government Minister Maciu Nalumisa.

The National Fire Authority has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Queensland Fire & Emergency Services of Queensland, Australia.

The Ministry of Forestry has highlighted a significant development in Kalabu Village, where a cottage industry has commenced construction on their own workshop in Colo-I-Suva.