The ongoing social issues and crimes, such as dalo and yaqona theft and drug abuse in Taveuni and across Fiji, can be curbed if villagers unite and work together with the police to combat them.

France and Fiji have reaffirmed the urgent need to strengthen their military cooperation, focusing on joint efforts in maritime security, humanitarian aid, and search-and-rescue operations.

Businessman Ajai Punja denied his charge of unlawful possession of illicit drugs in the Nadi Magistrates Court today.

The Fiji Law Reform Commission’s review of electoral laws will focus on critical gaps, including the single constituency system and the underrepresentation of women in Parliament.

A four-day mission to Papua New Guinea will focus on key sectors such as agriculture, tourism, ICT and manufacturing to secure 20 qualified investment and trade opportunities.

The Fiji Law Reform Commission’s review of electoral laws will focus on critical gaps, including the single constituency system and the underrepresentation of women in Parliament.

Regional partners are calling on Fiji to speed up its ratification of the BBNJ Agreement as other countries move forward with their commitments under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

The escalating threat of online crime emerged as a central topic of discussion between United Nations Resident Coordinator for Fiji Dirk Wagener and Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu yesterday.

The Health Ministry is intensifying efforts to improve access to dental services mainly for children and those in remote areas.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka urges stronger regional ties to address aviation challenges and unlock new opportunities, stressing the need for decisive action.

The government has dismissed claims by landowners of Mataqali Luvutu in Macuata that there is no legal lease for the Nasealevu water catchment in Labasa.

Climate change is placing global water security at risk, Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu has warned.