The Fiji Police Force has acknowledged a growing disconnect with the public, warning that without trust and cooperation, efforts to combat crime- including drugs and cyber offences- will fall short.

Financial limitations affecting civil servant rewards have emerged as a major challenge for the Ministry of Civil Service, raising concerns over staff motivation and retention.

Media organisations are being called on to play a stronger role in Fiji’s HIV response, as the country faces a rapidly evolving outbreak.

The Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants has officially launched its 2026 Congress, with a strong call for professionals to adapt to a rapidly changing global landscape.

The Fijian Corrections Service has suspended two nurses with immediate effect for allegedly colluding with inmates.

A Lautoka man has been found guilty of murdering an elderly man following a violent assault.

A man has been sentenced to eight years’ imprisonment by the Lautoka High Court after being found guilty of rape.

As Fiji gears up to host the crucial Pre-COP climate meeting, Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Lynda Tabuya, met with Australia’s High Commissioner to Fiji, Peter Roberts, to strengthen collaboration and ensure the event’s success.

Authorities are investigating what was reported to be smoke detected at Yat Sen Primary School this afternoon, after workers raised concerns while carrying out work on the roof of the classroom.

Former Director of the Fiji Procurement Office Millie Low told the High Court that a letter from then Health Permanent Secretary Dr Sala Saketa accused the Technical Evaluation Committie of colluding with bidders.

For years, the Nabua mini-bridge has been clogged with waste, causing frequent overflows and leaving the area highly prone to flooding.

Questions regarding whether voting should be compulsory in Fiji surfaced as lawmakers and political representatives debated the proposed National Referendum Bill 2025.