The Ministry of Forestry saved $2.3 million under its revised 2023 budget of $17.1 million.

A prohibition notice has been issued by the Environment Ministry to Energy Fiji Limited following investigations into reports of an oil discharge at their Sigatoka Pump Station.

Opposition Member of Parliament Jone Usamate has accused government vehicle drivers of being some of the main culprits on Fiji’s roads.

There is a growing need for greater cultural awareness in schools, with temples playing a key role in educating the youth about the significance of Holi.

A total of $588.9 million worth of building permits were issued across all divisions last year, according to the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.

The 2023 Audit Report warns that the Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources’ unresolved revenue arrears could endanger its financial security.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is investigating a complaint regarding an alleged arbitrary eviction in the Rokara settlement, Nasinu.

A tragic workplace accident that killed a civil servant and injured two others has raised questions about the application of the no-fault clause in such incidents.

Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga has urged civil servants and employees of the Accidents Compensation Commission of Fiji to be more accommodating to the public.

A 45 –year- old businessman facing 68 counts of fraud related charges has been remanded in custody by the Suva Magistrates Court.

Landowning units in major Nasinu settlements are raising concerns over increasing social issues.

Women play a crucial role in Fiji’s small business sector especially in market vending, contributing to the economy.