The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says investigations into missing and potentially tampered drug exhibits are ongoing.

Livestock farmers and residents of Nagigi, Labasa, are facing growing challenges as dry conditions linked to El Niño continue to affect the area.

Bus operators are demanding a decision on their 22.5 percent fuel subsidy request, saying the continued delay is adding to financial pressure on the industry.

The Electoral Commission has clarified the constitutional position regarding the resulting vacancy in the membership of Parliament.

Graham Leung, a senior Fijian lawyer with an extensive career in legal practice, public service, and diplomacy, has been elected president of the Fiji Law Society in a decisive victory.

The Ministry of Education is strengthening its payroll and HR systems following a salary disruption that affected 134 teachers.

Fiji could face power rationing if prolonged dry conditions push hydro generation to critical levels.

The Government is fast-tracking changes to Fiji’s HIV law, saying the current legal framework is preventing the Health Ministry from starting its planned harm-reduction programme.

69 senior positions remain vacant across public hospitals and health facilities.

The judiciary has begun reviewing and strengthening security protocols following concerns over the handling, storage and integrity of court exhibits.

Imported kava will now face stricter health checks before it can enter Fiji.

The Markets for Change programme has expanded economic opportunities and improved safety for women market vendors across Fiji.