The Land Transport Authority strongly supports the “No Card No Ride” policy, which allows only passengers with valid etransport cards to travel on public buses. Cash payments are no longer accepted.

Four ageing bridges in Taveuni are set to be replaced under an $8.8 million government-funded project aimed at strengthening safety, access and economic activity on the island.

Ten families in the Waiqaliqali Maro settlement in Sigatoka now have access to clean and reliable water following the commissioning of a new borehole.

Investment Fiji is redefining how it measures success, shifting from a traditional focus on attracting high volumes of investment to prioritizing the “right kind of investment” capital that aligns with Fiji’s national development goals and delivering long-term value to the economy.

For Emosi Diani, joining the Fiji Police Force is not just a career boost, it is a passion and a dream he manifested years ago while working at a manufacturing company in Nadi.

Discussions are still underway on the proposed terms of settlement in relation to the matter where the Judicial Services Commission filed an application against the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of former the Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Service has sounded the call on all applicants to secure their preferred choice of Tertiary Education Institute and secure their Final University Offer Letter at the earliest before the next academic year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed the independence of the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission following its announcement of a new electricity tariff.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has sent a senior officer on leave to verify information in relation to an allegation of corrupt practices.

Fiji’s push for a modern national hospital is gaining momentum.

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat has warned that transnational crime is becoming an increasing threat to the Pacific.

Acting Police Commissioner, Aporosa Lutunauga says the proposed reforms to the Fiji Police Act 1965 are not about changing existing laws.