Assistant Minister for Home Affairs Ratu Rakuita Vakalalabure this morning stressed the urgency of addressing Fiji’s drug problem.

A local tourism stakeholder has highlighted a growing concern that could undermine the country’s status as a premier travel destination, the rise of illicit drug use.

Scholars of Ratu Kadavulevu School will gather at the Suva Civic Centre later this afternoon for a business talk session with people in key positions.

The establishment of a new sugar mill to replace Penang Mill depends on adequate supply of sugarcane in and around Rakiraki.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca addressed stakeholders at the first-ever Drugs and Social Issues Taskforce meeting.

National Fire Authority Chief Executive Puamau Sowane says that in the first nine days of September, they have already recorded six fires.

The Land Transport Authority Board of Directors has appointed Irimaia Rokosawa as the Chief Executive Officer.

Raiwaqa Police are investigating the death of a woman after she was allegedly seriously injured by her partner.

Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Minister for Tourism Manoa Kamikamica reveals that approximately $1-2 billion is projected to be injected into the economy over the next six to 12 months.

An India-based company is expected to be in the country in the coming months to conduct study and assessment plans for the FSC railway system and tramline upgrades around the country.

The demand for surveyors is rising due to an increase in local development projects.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs says they have now secured funding in the current financial year to address staffing challenges.