Two police officers charged in connection with the alleged possession and importation of 4.7 kilograms of methamphetamine have been denied bail by the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon.

The University of Fiji is calling for urgent reform of the Fiji Police Force to ensure it becomes dynamic, responsive, transformative, and future-ready.

ANZ Bank is facing a record $240 million penalty after nearly 30,000 customers were underpaid interest on their savings accounts between August 2024 and March 2025.

Assistant Minister for Public Works Naisa Tuinaceva says people are responsible for marine pollution and must take full accountability for its impact on the environment.

Musket Cove and Marina is marking the 41st Fiji Regatta Week, an event described as a celebration of yachting and a showcase of hospitality.

The Fiji Police has launched comprehensive preparations ahead of the upcoming general elections, focusing on equipping officers with the knowledge and skills needed to manage the entire electoral process.

Save the Children Fiji is calling for an urgent and thorough investigation to determine the cause of the tragic incident that occurred over the weekend in Lautoka, where a young child lost their life after a school gate fell on them.

Cybersecurity must be a central focus of Fiji’s digital transformation, Acting Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad said at the CyberCX Excellence Awards.

Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption’s Acting Commissioner, Lavi Rokoika, this morning informed the court that they have yet to receive a response from the Attorney-General’s office regarding the extradition proceedings against the Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde.

The completion of construction work on the first ever gas crematorium facility in Labasa is expected to be further delayed until next month.

Minister of Women and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, is calling for a national shift in how intimate partner violence is viewed, urging everyone to recognize it as a crime not a private matter.

The government has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling informal settlements and expanding homeownership opportunities for Fijians, as the Ministry for Housing continues its rollout of initiatives to provide safe and secure housing.