The Fiji Police Force is reinforcing its collaboration with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service amid growing concerns over drugs entering the country’s borders.

The Nabavatu relocation project has turned to workers from Viti Levu and abroad due to limited interest from locals when construction first began.

Concern is growing in the district of Nakasaleka in Kadavu over the supply and use of marijuana, as community leaders move to protect the province’s future and reputation.

Customs officers are being recognised as a critical frontline defence in protecting Fiji’s borders, economy, and national security.

Fiji is expected to experience warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures over the next three months. This increase raises the risk of coral bleaching and could influence fishing patterns across the country’s waters.

The Office of the President has received a new executive sedan from the People’s Republic of China.

The Fiji Roads Authority has completed coastal protection works in Taveuni aimed at safeguarding vulnerable road networks from flooding and erosion.

Former Member of Parliament and SODELPA General Secretary Simione Rasova has been granted permission by the court to travel to Australia to attend the party’s campaign summer school.

Court documents indicate that Iliesa Cokanasiga was arrested days before the seizure of 2.6 tonnes of cocaine in Vatia.

Frustration and disappointment continue to grow among parents and guardians at the Ministry of Education office in Labasa over poor service delivery and delays in the $200 Back-to-School Assistance.

After 42 years, Lautoka’s main bus terminal has finally undergone its first major upgrade.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is boosting trade efficiency and transparency through stronger collaboration with customs brokers, freight forwarders, and authorized clerks.