The Land Transport Authority is warning motorists that driver fatigue remains a silent but deadly risk on Fiji’s roads, especially during long-distance travel over the festive season.

The Ministry of Transport says the idea of conducting drug tests for drivers has been under consideration for some time, as the majority of accidents are caused by drunk driving.

The Fiji Police Force has dismissed claims circulating on social media alleging interference and corruption in the investigation of a motor vehicle accident that occurred along Rewa Street earlier this month.

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat says a new engagement and advocacy plan will shape how the region works with its partners.

What was one of the hardest decisions of her life has become one of her proudest achievements for young Mokani, Bau, Tailevu woman Mereseini Tinai, who recently graduated as part of Fiji Police Recruit Batch 68.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is warning the public about a rise in illegal virtual asset–related training activities being actively promoted on social media platforms, particularly TikTok.

Thirty-four officers from the Western Division, including doctors, nurses, health inspectors, lab technicians, and ASPEN staff, have successfully completed the Disease Outbreak Response Training 2025.

Minister for Fisheries Alitia Bainivalu has defended concerns raised over the recent electricity tariff increase, stressing that elected representatives have a duty to speak on behalf of ordinary Fijians, even while respecting the independence of regulatory institutions.

Jittu Estate resident Pita Nasivo is thankful to Inspire Pacific and other stakeholders for hosting the Jittu Vuvale Fun Day in their community yesterday.

The Fiji Corrections Service has clarified misinformation circulating on social media regarding the refusal of a family visit for prisoner Tevita Qaqanivalu at the Maximum Security Centre on 20 December.

Fiji Airways has issued a formal apology to passengers affected by the 20-hour delay of its Nadi to Auckland flight on 20 December 2025.

A 40-year-old Lautoka businessman has been re-arrested and re-charged for allegedly facilitating the export of more than 39 kilograms of cocaine to Australia in 2019.