National Fire Authority Chief Executive Puamau Sowane has expressed deep concern and reiterated the Authority’s ongoing call for heightened public awareness and responsibility, particularly as the country approaches the festive season.

Fiji’s Minister for Justice and Acting Attorney-General, Siromi Turaga, continued his official visit to Honiara with a series of meetings aimed at strengthening justice-sector cooperation between Fiji and the Solomon Islands.

Fiji’s overall crime rate fell by 18 per cent in the first quarter.

In Kasavu Village, 63-year-old Tulia Marama has watched neighbours, relatives and even young parents struggle with diabetes-related complications.

The FONO Pacific Public Service Leaders Conference has opened in Suva, Fiji, bringing together senior officials from 18 Pacific countries, including New Zealand and Australia.

Unresolved homicides remain a major focus for Fiji Police. There are 13 cold cases still under active investigation.

When frontline nurses travel across islands, settlements, and remote villages, they often carry notebooks filled with hand-written records, the only proof of a child’s vaccinations or a mother’s antenatal care.

For years, families of Lamiti and Malawai on Gau Island have watched their children climb into small boats each morning, travelling across choppy waters just to reach school, and parents say the journey is often filled with worry changing tides, sudden winds and no reliable transport to depend on.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has been granted a non-cash bail bond of $10,000 by the Suva Magistrates Court this morning.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has revealed a major improvement in the criminal landscape in Nadi.

Two men have been charged in relation to the aggravated robbery case in Vusasivo, Cakaudrove, where government officials were allegedly assaulted and robbed last week.

Fiji is calling on Parliaments worldwide to speed up climate adaptation.