Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says police officers are carrying an increasingly difficult burden as they confront the country’s growing drug problem.

A farmer from Nadroga has reduced her trips to the Suva Municipal Market to sell her produce due to rising transportation costs.

The Ministry of Civil Service, through the Fiji Learning Institute for Public Sector, successfully conducted the first modernized Civil Service Examination today.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has appointed Captain Norman Walding to lead the investigation into the incident involving a Robinson R44 helicopter.

Fiji Sugar Corporation Ltd Chief Executive Bhan Pratap Singh, is calling for all three sugar mills to commence operations next week as scheduled, stressing the importance of meeting both local and export market demands.

Former Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Chief Executive Joel Abraham says the timing of fuel price announcements is critical during a crisis.

A 58-year-old man who repeatedly raped his three young nieces has been sentenced to 17 years and nine months in prison.

People with albinism in Fiji face serious health challenges, discrimination, and social exclusion, prompting calls from health officials and advocates for greater public support.

Concerns over government spending ahead of the next general election have sparked debate on whether Fiji should move into a caretaker-style arrangement before polling day.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji is urging vessel operators to prioritise safety and closely monitor weather conditions following the marine incident in Navua.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council says limited funding is affecting its ability to provide adequate support services to cane farmers.

The International Labour Organization says the fight against child labour must begin before children are exposed to exploitation, urging countries to shift focus from elimination to outright prevention.