The Police Chief is calling on officers to reflect on the deeper meaning of Easter as they go about their responsibilities in enforcing law and order.

Despite increasing support for digital innovation, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development’s Digital Economy Report Pacific Edition 2024 reveals a persistent digital skills gap across the region.

The Consumer Council of Fiji says that landlord and tenancy issues continue to top their list of complaint categories.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs recently held a workshop with landowners to promote the sustainable management of water resources and ensure fair compensation for those protecting catchment areas.

Adventure and nature-based tourism continue to emerge as rapidly expanding sectors within the global travel industry.

Eight police officers were charged last month for offences including assault, abuse of office, giving false information to a public servant, and disobeying lawful orders.

Fiji and New Zealand are stepping up cooperation on security, trade, and regional development.

Over 200 youths from Suva and Wainadoi are heading to Vanuabalavu for an Easter camp.

The Fiji Muslim Women’s League Navua Branch, located within the country’s oldest mosque, was allegedly broken into over the weekend.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has pledged that any accusations of police inaction will be examined by the Internal Affairs Division.

The Police Force recorded an overall increase in crime by 19 percent last month compared to the same period last year.

The closure of the sugar mill in Rakiraki, which left many workers without jobs has left a deep economic void in the division, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.