Nearly $200 million worth of illicit drugs have been seized in the first nine months of this year with young offenders making up the bulk of those caught.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has acted to seize assets tied to serious drug offences.

Some fully registered teachers have not received their identification cards from the Fiji Teachers Registration Authority.

Fiji is calling for a less transactional and more embedded United Nations development system that fosters genuine partnerships and strengthens local leadership.

A 34-year-old man who allegedly circulated Viber messages asking for money while purporting to be the Commissioner of Police has been taken into custody.

A 25-year-old man has been charged for allegedly causing the death of his three-year-old child at their home in Lomolomo, Lautoka.

The Permanent Secretary for Sugar Industry, Dr. Vinesh Kumar, together with the Director of Operations yesterday met with lorry drivers at the Lautoka Sugar Mill to hear first-hand the challenges they are facing due to the closure of the Ba Mill.

The Ministry of Employment, Productivity, and Workplace Relations is rolling out new digital systems to improve workplace safety and streamline business processes across Fiji.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the reduction in VAT from 15 percent to 12.5 percent, effective from August 1st, is a bold decision by the Coalition Government aimed at easing the cost of living for households.

The defense lawyers for former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem say the prosecution has failed to provide strong evidence against their clients.

The 2025 Trafficking in Persons Report on Fiji highlights that traffickers, including family members and foreign tourists, exploit vulnerable Fijian children as young as 12 for sex and forced labor in tourist hotspots, fishing vessels, and hotels.

Thousands of families in informal settlements are still without secure land tenure because many development leases have lapsed.