Sixty-five people have died on Fiji’s roads so far this year, a sharp increase from 51 during the same period last year prompting serious concern from government.

Police in Savusavu are searching for several suspects accused of attacking government officials in Vusasivo Village, Cakaudrove.

The inaugral Tourise Summit opened in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, last night with a bold ambition to rewrite the rules of travel.

Illegal drugs are being smuggled into cemeteries with some using visits to graves as cover.

Pacific countries are stepping up efforts to safeguard workers and boost job quality.

The Tax Crimes Task Force will strengthen whistleblower protection and improve cross-border investigations.

Rising youth crime and drug abuse are raising alarms across communities with police stressing that families must take a more active role in guiding children.

Lautoka Waterpol officers have recovered the body of one of three people reported missing at sea after a boat capsized off Covuli Reef in Saweni, Lautoka on Sunday.

The Employment Ministry has responded to claims by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation regarding alleged bias in a recent inspection.

Fiji National University has secured four King’s Fellowship PhD scholarships.

The government has taken a firm stand against tax evasion and financial crimes.

The Employment Ministry has hit back at claims by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation over alleged bias in a recent inspection.