The Fiji Police Force has denied social media claims that the investigation into the missing Namaka drug exhibits has been closed.

Low business performance has become a growing concern for vendors in both the Nadi and Lautoka markets.

The man accused of murdering his wife in Veisari, Lami after a domestic dispute earlier this month, appeared again in the Suva Magistrates Court.

The first phase of the police investigation into the verification of the Viber messages has been completed. Police say the inquiry has now moved into its second stage.

Three juveniles have been charged over an aggravated robbery in Wailoku.

The Fiji Commerce and Competition Commission’s 21-day public consultation on electricity tariffs shows the importance of listening to the people.

Women-owned businesses make up just 19 per cent of formally registered Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises in Fiji.

The body found at Tamaivua-i-Wai yesterday has been identified as a 15-year-old student from Samabula.

Public transport services are facing growing concern after hundreds of complaints were lodged with the Consumer Council of Fiji this year.

The Methodist Church in Fiji is calling on church leaders to take a more active, grassroots role in addressing violence and social unrest that often escalate during the festive season.

Water shortages in maritime and rural communities remain a major concern, with the Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development working to address long-standing supply issues.

Hotels and resorts in Fiji continue to face staffing challenges, with skilled workers leaving for better opportunities overseas.