The Fiji Police Force is facing a rising internal challenge.

A severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rainfall is now in force for interior, southern and eastern parts of Viti Levu and southern half of Vanua Levu.

The people of Burerua Village in Tailevu have witnessed what can be achieved when communities work together with government.

As Fiji’s urban population grows, so does the demand for public burial spaces.

After 19 years working at the law firm Sherani & Co., long-time employee Agnes Shute has achieved a milestone she has pursued for a decade: completing her law studies while balancing the demanding roles of wife, mother, and full-time worker.

All Commission of Inquiry-related cases remain under scrutiny by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

National Fire Authority Chief Executive Puamau Sowane has expressed deep concern and reiterated the Authority’s ongoing call for heightened public awareness and responsibility, particularly as the country approaches the festive season.

Fiji’s Minister for Justice and Acting Attorney-General, Siromi Turaga, continued his official visit to Honiara with a series of meetings aimed at strengthening justice-sector cooperation between Fiji and the Solomon Islands.

Fiji’s overall crime rate fell by 18 per cent in the first quarter.

In Kasavu Village, 63-year-old Tulia Marama has watched neighbours, relatives and even young parents struggle with diabetes-related complications.

The FONO Pacific Public Service Leaders Conference has opened in Suva, Fiji, bringing together senior officials from 18 Pacific countries, including New Zealand and Australia.

Unresolved homicides remain a major focus for Fiji Police. There are 13 cold cases still under active investigation.