Government funding arrangements are contributing to underspending at the Ministry of Public Works.

The Government has officially declared Monday, October 12, a public holiday for Fiji Day.

Three police officers charged in relation to the death of Lami Police Constable Peniasi Racagi have been remanded in custody.

The Suva Magistrates Court has refused bail for 51-year-old Jiuta Naivalurua Raibevu, who is allegedly linked to the tampering of exhibits at the Suva High Court.

The informal settlement problem could be bigger than current estimates suggest, as the Ministry of Housing admits it does not know exactly how many settlements exist across the country.

The Government has acknowledged a recent decision by the United States Government regarding a Fijian national and allegations of unlawful activities.

Fiji Link has launched a five-day domestic fare sale to mark Fiji Day, with special one-way fares available across its domestic network until October 13.

The National Federation Party is calling on Police to investigate what it describes as “racist and threatening” comments on social media by Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary, Paula Manumanunitoga.

Pacific Leaders and global partners are advancing a regional commitment to strengthen access to climate and disaster resilience financing, with new contributions towards the Pacific Resilience Facility announced during the Pacific Pre-COP31 meetings in Nadi.

Save the Children Fiji is calling for the removal of a proposed constitutional provision that would allow “lawful and moderate chastisement” of children.

Growing dry conditions linked to El Niño are putting increasing pressure on water supplies.

The drug problem is being linked to a wider regional trafficking network.