Overflowing bins and unbearable odors are turning a Nasinu neighborhood into a health concern. Residents blame outsiders for illegal dumping and damaged infrastructure, calling for tougher penalties… read more

A push to expand shelters and boost rehabilitation is underway as street homelessness and youth reintegration take center stage. Temporary housing is in place, with talks about… read more

Tragedy rocks a quiet community as a teen’s disappearance ends in a heartbreaking discovery at Tamaivua-i-Wai. With a post-mortem pending and a family seeking answers, the search… read more

Night-time enforcement is stepping up as the festive season unfolds, widening its reach from shops to seaports in a bid to safeguard shoppers and travelers. A behind-the-scenes… read more

An early-morning robbery at Millers Wharf spurred a sea‑fleeing escape after suspects overpowered a security guard and took a safe. One man is in custody as investigators… read more

Two men charged with aggravated robbery were denied bail in Suva, as prosecutors are given time to file detailed arguments. The hearing touched on alibi claims and… read more

As New Year celebrations approach, a weekend surge in speeding and drunk driving grabs the headlines, prompting a stronger police presence on the roads. Authorities urge careful… read more

1976 marked a turning point for Lautoka, named Fiji’s second city amid celebrations by residents and leaders alike. The milestone hinted at rapid growth—from expanding roads to… read more

Namaka’s missing drug exhibits case is not closed — police say the investigation remains active and has been sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions for independent… read more

Nearly a year after a wooden bridge collapsed into the Vuniyasi River, thousands must endure longer, costlier trips to access school, markets, and work. With the site… read more

Eight suspects linked to a wave of drug-related activity await a pivotal court decision on whether their cases should be heard together. The Defence argues for separate… read more

Tragedy hits Tamavua-i-Wai as investigators probe the disappearance of a 15-year-old boy who was last seen on Christmas Eve. A grim discovery in a plantation has sparked… read more

FICAC closes 2025 with a renewed commitment to fairness, independence, and evidence-based decision making. A measured approach to investigations, prosecutions, and ongoing public education signals a push… read more

FICAC’s independence is under the spotlight as Commissioner Lavi Rokoika asserts the agency is not weaponised and relies on layered internal checks. She stresses that decisions aren’t… read more

Papua New Guinea is stepping up its anti-corruption drive with tougher laws, stronger whistleblower protections, and an updated AML/CTF framework. The government is leaning on civil society… read more