The Fiji Roads Authority’s installation of several road humps along Queen Elizabeth Drive in Nasese, Suva, has helped reduce speeding in the area.

The Cabinet has approved the first phase of amendments to the Town Planning Act 1946 and its supporting regulations. These amendments are intended to expedite, simplify, and increase transparency in the development process in Fiji.

The Minister for Employment, Productivity, and Workplace Relations, Agni Deo Singh, has called on young Fijians to step up as leaders and innovators while speaking in Geelong, Melbourne.

More than 3,000 residents in Nasomo, Vatukoula, are expected to benefit from the newly refurbished Nasomo Road, which was officially reopened today by Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Sakiusa Tubuna.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says he remains undeterred by threats linked to ongoing drug investigations, stressing that the Police Force will continue to pursue all cases without fear or favour.

Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua says the review of the Police Act is progressing well and aims to be completed before the end of the year.

Cybersecurity experts are warning that Fiji, compared to the wider Pacific, is no longer just collateral damage in the global wave of cyberattacks due to its capacity as the hub of Oceania.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, and first lady Emily Lalabalavu, joined families and friends of the Fijian community at Swinton Barracks, Perham Down, Salisbury in Tidworth, United Kingdom, to celebrate Fiji Day.

Faith-based organizations are being encouraged to play a greater role in the country’s efforts to reduce HIV infections and support people who use drugs, by helping to promote compassion, understanding and acceptance through their communities.

Permanent Secretary for Youth and Sports Ratu Meli Nacuva has shared his personal journey with bipolar disorder and trigeminal neuralgia to encourage nurses to value the important role they play in Fiji’s healthcare system.

The Nasinu Town Council has reaffirmed its commitment to deliver a bigger and better Nasinu Carnival next year, following the success of the 2025 event.

Last night, during the final evening of the Nasinu Carnival, the Nasinu Town Council paid tribute to Ratu Paula Rawiriwiri, the respected traditional leader of the Vanua o Kalabu, on whose land Nasinu is built. He passed away earlier this week, leaving a lasting legacy.