The Fiji Police Force has reinforced its commitment to restoring public trust through improved investigative standards.

Fiji is stepping up the use of geospatial technologies to strengthen planning, connect urban and rural areas, and support sustainable, climate-resilient development across the islands.

Sugar mills across the country are now receiving more than 60 percent burnt cane daily, a worrying trend that’s threatening the quality, reputation, and marketability of Fiji’s sugar.

The Ministry of Finance has strengthened monitoring of payments under the Public-Private Partnership Free Medical Scheme to prevent misuse and delays.

The Raiwaqa Navua Crematorium Committee has raised serious concerns over vandalism and public disorder at the cemetery.

A total of 9,020 students will sit the Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination starting today.

The Suva High Court is hearing the judicial review application of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali today.

Water problems are no longer limited to Fiji’s major centers.

The rollout of the VAT Monitoring System for businesses with an annual turnover of $50,000 or more is expected to be completed by January next year.

The Chinese community remains committed to continuing their role in building a stronger and more prosperous Fiji.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka, says stronger aviation regulations and tourism planning are needed to improve regional connectivity.

Residents of Navunisaleka Settlement in Kalabu, Naitasiri, now have safer and easier access to essential services following the opening of a new foot crossing.