The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Land Force Commander, Brigadier General Onisivoro Covunisaqa, has issued a stern warning to those involved in illicit drug activities, declaring that authorities will come down hard on offenders.

Police confirms that the ammunition find reported on 21 April has been linked to a military training.

A 40-year-old man will face the court today charged with the attempted murder of a police officer.

Police are continuing investigations into a reported gun sighting in Nabua involving a vehicle owner and his son.

Global market price fluctuations are increasingly exposing the vulnerability of sugarcane farmers, raising fresh concerns over the long-term sustainability of the industry.

The Namosi Hydroelectric Power Project is expected to cut around 30 million litres of diesel and heavy fuel oil use each year, reducing Fiji’s reliance on imported fuel and strengthening energy security, according to HydroFiji Pty Ltd Chair Philip van der Riet.

The aviation industry is being described as the “artery” of the Fijian economy, and the government is taking steps to ensure those arteries don’t become clogged by outdated laws.

Fijians are still waiting for the coalition government to deliver on key promises made during the 2022 Fijian general election, according to academic Mosmi Bhim.

A new ten-year roadmap to tackle poverty in Fiji is one step closer to reality.

The Ministry of Fisheries Fiji, in partnership with the Nasawana community in Vanualevu completed a key phase of its pearl spat farming project in Bua.

The Ministry of Fisheries Fiji is continuing efforts to strengthen aquaculture development in the Central Division, with progress recorded at the Natila seaweed project in Tailevu.

Fiji registered a strong growth in inward remittances in the year to February, amounting to $274.2m.