Prime Minister Rabuka ruled out a military-led approach to drug investigations, stressing that policing must take the lead with the army offering support when needed. He warned… read more

Fiji steps up tobacco enforcement as 46 officers undergo a five-day, WHO-supported prosecution training. The program aims to modernize laws, close enforcement gaps, and strengthen protections for… read more

Maritime travel is set for a major upgrade, with Nabouwalu and Natovi terminals getting a safety- and comfort-focused refresh. A new 200-meter covered boardwalk will connect the… read more

Fiji unveils a major upgrade to its disease-control labs, with a modular sequencing system that speeds up detection of infections and expands food-safety testing. Built through international… read more

Prime Minister Rabuka unveils a third cabinet reshuffle in three years, aiming to sharpen service delivery as the government enters its final, high-stakes year. The moves reorganize… read more

Disaster risk management is entering a new phase that puts communities at the center of preparedness. Across rural and maritime regions, ministries are teaming up to map… read more

An audit is underway into ten Health Ministry ambulances idle for months at Labasa’s Ro Qomate building. The probe will decide their fate—whether they can be redeployed,… read more

Officials urge anyone with information about alleged police involvement in drug activity to file formal complaints so established bodies can investigate. Amid social media rumors, the Prime… read more

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced a cabinet reshuffle set to take effect next month as the Coalition Government enters its fourth year. The realignment signals a… read more