As the Diwali season approaches, the Consumer Council of Fiji is urging consumers to be cautious with their purchases and aware of their rights to avoid falling victim to unfair practices.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in partnership with the Australian Federal Police is currently conducting a week-long training on asset confiscation and money laundering at Suvavou House.

Traffic along Pacific Harbour will be diverted tomorrow due to laser speed detectors and testing.

The National Security and Defense Review Report was launched by the Home Affairs Minister today which addresses key national security concerns and the path forward for the nation.

The Water Authority of Fiji continues to lose skilled personnel, with recruitment efforts lagging behind and challenges in finding suitable replacements slowing the process.

The Tailevu Provincial Council is prioritizing the economic empowerment of families by focusing on development initiatives that originate at the village level and progress to the provincial stage.

Dental services have faced significant challenges since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo had a meeting yesterday with the Chair of Zhaojin Mining Company, Weng Zhanbin focused on the potential and future of the Vatukoula Mine.

A woman in her 40s residing in Olosara, Sigatoka, has been charged by the Fiji Police MPAiSA Task Force for allegedly obtaining money by deception.

The Water Authority of Fiji is disappointed by the public’s treatment of some of its infrastructure.

Interlink Shipping has raised concerns regarding the use of fast ferries to serve Fiji’s northern division, highlighting potential risks to the Vatu-I-Ra Passage and its ocean resources.

The Fiji Government has addressed its controversial vote against the United Nations Resolution titled “Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples: Eradicating Colonialism in All Its Forms and Manifestations.”