Acting Commissioner of Police Aporosa Lutunauga is urging village headmen to be on the lookout for the overconsumption of alcohol within their communities during the festive season.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has begun pre-market surveillance on school stationery and other items commonly purchased by parents and guardians for their children.

The Land Transport Authority is stepping up its focus on ethical conduct and accountability among frontline officers as it reviews how road operations are carried out nationwide.

Singer and lawyer Natalie Raikadroka says artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping Fiji’s music industry, but warns that weak copyright protection could leave local artists exposed.

Diabetes Fiji Executive Director Kini Marawa says the organisation continues to face funding challenges, despite receiving limited grant support from the government.

The Fiji Government is stepping up its fight against marine pollution with eight new trash boom installations to be rolled out across high-risk waterways by early January.

Police have arrested three suspects following the robbery of a minivan driver in Wailoku over the weekend, with a fourth suspect still on the run.

The National Farmers Union has accused the Fiji Sugar Corporation of deliberately delaying cane milling at the Rarawai Mill by keeping it shut over the weekend, despite strong cane supply.

The Southern Division Taskforce is pursuing the suspects involved in the incident in Wailoku.

A 45-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a farmer following an incident at Batinivuriwai Settlement in Wainunu, Bua.

High workloads and limited drafting capacity across government continues to hinder timely legal reform and delivery of legal services.

The Ministry of Health says discussions are still ongoing to ensure the Needle and Syringe Programme is ready for implementation, as officials work to curb HIV transmission linked to shared needles.