“Just as a helmet shields the head in battle, the law safeguards our societal ideals against the slings and arrows of injustice and inequality.”

Another police station has been attacked, and this time stones were allegedly thrown at the Lautoka Police Station.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to further strengthen collaboration with the European Union.

The Fiji Roads Authority will be carrying out height restriction works on the Navua Bridge from 9pm to 4am on the 22nd and 23rd of January.

The Fiji National University has submitted a paper to the Ministry of Education on the one percent levy paid by employers.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has strongly criticized former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum for claims he made about the economy.

The Ministry of Children, Women, and Social Protection reports an increase in children reaching out through the child helpline, highlighting a growing confidence among youngsters in self-reporting various incidents.

The Lautoka City Council has embarked on a mission to address the escalating issue of traffic congestion, particularly at the bustling bus stand and market areas.

The Fiji Cancer Society has emphasized the need to close the care gap for cancer patients.

The 42 special administrators of the 12 municipal councils are appointed on merit.

The National Fire Authority crews have been battling a string of residential fires throughout the Central, Eastern, and Western divisions over the past 72 hours, leaving 24 people homeless and causing an estimated $480,000 in damages.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management has reaffirmed its commitment to leading and coordinating Fiji’s Shelter Cluster during a workshop held yesterday in Suva.