The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service will soon set-up a taskforce to investigate individuals with “unexplained wealth”.

Fiji’s cooperative sector continues to thrive, boasting $151 million in assets and generating $2.5 million in profits from a revenue of $26 million.

Fiji through the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has secured about $280,000 from the Climate Ambition Support Alliance Opportunity Fund for climate change negotiations training and participation in COP29.

The Korea International Cooperation Agency remains committed to promoting sustainable development in key priority areas.

An all-important week for government as cabinet will deliberate on funding allocations for the upcoming national budget.

Former Deputy Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu, says strengthening existing police units will boost the fight against illicit drugs.

The Land Transport Authority has recorded a reduction in road fatalities this year; however, it warns drivers to remain vigilant.

A restaurant in Toorak, Suva has been closed after traces of rat faeces were found in their premises, by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has not yet received any corresponding file from the police regarding their side of the investigation into the amusement ride incident that cost a woman’s life last year.

Fiji Revenue and Customs Service Chief Executive Udit Singh says some strong movements are coming through in tax indicators.

Assistant Minister for Women Sashi Kiran has made a call pleading on parents and guardians to prioritize their children’s welfare over social and other commitments.

Discussing teenage pregnancies in rural and village settings remains a challenge for advocates, as it is still regarded as a taboo topic.