The rising rate of online crime is placing growing pressure on Fiji’s policing landscape, as the force works to keep pace with rapidly evolving digital threats.

Two crew members of Goundar Shipping Limited have been dismissed for reporting for duty while intoxicated.

There is a renewed call for the government to grant Community Crime Prevention Committees the authority to carry out community or citizens’ arrests.

The Great Council of Chiefs remains supportive of the establishment of a Colo North Province.

In partnership with Return & Earn Fiji, Suva City Council officially launched their PET bottle and aluminium can buy back centre within the capital city.

Fiji faces a high risk of money laundering, driven by five primary crime threats: narcotics, organized crime, tax and customs offenses, environmental crimes, and bribery and corruption.

A primary school student has unfortunately lost his life following a motor vehicle accident in Nasinu yesterday.

The University of Fiji has raised constitutional alarms over the National Referendum Bill, arguing that specific clauses threaten the public’s right to information.

The proposed Employment Relations (Amendment) Bill could change workplace relationships from cooperation to strict enforcement, creating fear among small business owners.

The high cost of conducting national health surveys has prompted the Health Ministry to push for stronger digital data systems to support long-term planning and policy decisions.

The Suva City Council is taking a firm but fair approach to recovering unpaid rates, combining enforcement measures with support for ratepayers facing genuine hardship.

Experts are warning that Fiji’s fisheries, tourism, and reef-based livelihoods face serious impacts as unusually Warm Ocean conditions coincide with an active cyclone season.