Fighting economic crime is not easy, as it is technically complicated and requires capacity, financial resources, and stakeholder engagement, says Police Chief of Crime, ACP Mesake Waqa.

Authorities are currently investigating a significant oil spill at the Lautoka Wharf.

Pacific Games and Fiji’s long distance champion Yeshnil Karan has hopes of qualifying for the Paris Olympic Games alive.

The Fiji Police Force has already declared war on drugs, which include green and white drugs.

The Fiji Sports Council cites certain recommendations that need to be met before the HFC Bank Stadium tracks can be officially reopened to the public.

Pacific Islands Forum’s Secretary General Henry Puna has reiterated the importance of effective communication when asked about holding carbon-emitting nations accountable for their financial contributions to the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF).

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reveals that two locally owned construction companies have been given the green light to begin development work on the new Keiyasi town.

Nasinu coach Mohammed Erfan says lack of concentration was the cause of his team’s downfall in their 2-4 defeat to Lautoka in the opening loss of the Digicel Fiji Premier League yesterday

The National Disaster Management Office advises residents residing in low-lying and flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of the Wainibuka River and Wainimala River to be cautious.

The Ministry of Education is advising all parents and guardians to take proactive measures to ensure that the safety of their children is paramount during this period of bad weather.

Tourism in Fiji continues its recovery, with January seeing a 4.2 percent increase in visitor arrivals compared to the same period last year.

Some 900 tonnes of lithium batteries were on fire at a battery recycling plant in southern France, authorities said on Sunday, sending a cloud of thick black smoke into the sky above the site.