Elders and village leaders in Ovalau, Levuka are urging the police to enhance security checks at jetties and deploy sniffer dogs to combat the rising issue of drug trafficking and consumption.

Inia Seruiratu, who now leads a bloc of 16 MPs, admits that the split in the Opposition was unexpected.

Addressing climate change and enhancing disaster risk financing are not just moral imperatives but economic necessities.

The Land Transport Authority is urging drivers to maintain proper control of the steering wheel to prevent accidents on our roads.

There has been a massive shift in the ease of doing business in Fiji.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says several topics are on the agenda for discussions with the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, who arrives in the country today.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has given assurance for Social Welfare recipients that all Social Welfare allowance payments will be made before close of business today.

The Fiji Roads Authority investigation report is still with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

More municipalities could soon have more recreational parks and facilities says the local government ministry.

The Friendly North Festival committee is prioritizing the safety and welfare of the public when it comes to amusement rides that will be available at this year’s festival.

The new National Rehabilitation Center will not replace the current Twomey Hospital in Tamavua.

Viliame Naupoto, who is the Whip for the bloc of nine Opposition MPs led by Ioane Naivalurua, has a desire to foster respect in Parliament and avoid tit-for-tat debates.