The sea has always defined life in Navua’s Togoru Village, but it is now eroding a site of deep cultural memory.

Police is using military assets in their fight against organised crime and drug trafficking in a strictly legal and purpose-specific manner.

Fiji has shifted from traditional policing to an intelligence-led surveillance approach to address illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing within its Exclusive Economic Zone.

The Nadi-Lautoka corridor is busy, bustling with cars, buses, and commuters rushing through their day. But for some, these streets are not just thoroughfares – they are a lifeline.

Consultations on the proposed Kava Bill in Kadavu have drawn strong engagement from farmers. Mixed views have emerged on the draft law.

Homeowners risk losing insurance cover if they store too much fuel at home, the Housing Authority warns.

The National ID system is under development, co-led by the Ministry of Policing and Communications and the Reserve Bank of Fiji.

An emboldened Solomon Islands opposition is demanding parliament be recalled as it looks for a chance to oust Jeremiah Manele’s government.

ANZ Senior Pacific Economist Dr Kishti Sen says during supply shocks, such as in 2022, it takes a while before initial crude oil price increases are reflected in the cost of petroleum products imported into the country.

Concerns over perceived favoritism and ethnicity-based appointments in the civil service have been brought to the forefront.

The Education Commission has called for stronger safeguards in the Education Bill to address sexual misconduct allegations involving teachers.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs has clarified that all faith-based organisations are eligible to apply for grants, not just selected religious groups.