Progress in a high-profile taxi-robbery case as a second suspect is now in custody. Authorities emphasize accountability and renewed commitment to community safety, alongside broader efforts to deter crime and reassure residents.

Investigators in Cakaudrove are piecing together a recent incident that has raised concerns about safety and the treatment of public officials. As the probe unfolds, authorities are calling on the community for information to help illuminate what happened and prevent similar events in the future.

After a brief shutdown caused by a wastewater spill, key operating rooms have reopened following a thorough cleanup. The episode highlights aging infrastructure and ushers in plans for major refurbishments and improved backup surgical capacity—signaling a strengthened commitment to safe, reliable care.

Investigators have arrested a second suspect in the taxi-driver robbery, with inquiries now continuing. This incident is tied to a broader wave of aggravated robberies, signaling a renewed focus on public safety and swift justice.

New testimony at a high-stakes tribunal scrutinizes allegations against Fiji’s Corrections Commissioner, hinting at dictatorial leadership, leaked information, and conflicts of interest. As the inquiry unfolds, questions of transparency and accountability loom over the corrections service and public governance.

An investigation has been launched after reports that youths allegedly assaulted government officials and damaged a vehicle. As authorities seek clarity, the incident adds to a troubling pattern of violence against officials and prompts renewed calls for constructive police–community collaboration to safeguard everyone.

Tensions are rising over Fiji’s proposed labour-law reforms, with business groups warning of potential overreach and intimidation. At the center is a small MSME-owned media firm, raising questions about sweeping powers and penalties, and fueling calls for a balanced path that protects workers while safeguarding small businesses. As stakeholders push for dialogue, the debate could…

Fiji’s Nokonoko Integrated Development promises to reshape the Suva–Nausori corridor with new housing, jobs, and upgraded infrastructure. Officials insist progress will go hand in hand with strict environmental safeguards, including mangrove replanting and long-term ecological monitoring.

Justice Minister Turaga’s testimony before a panel raises fresh questions about a controversial Nurse Practitioner appointment at the Fiji Corrections Service. Allegations of transparency gaps, possible conflicts of interest, and governance concerns hint at broader reform and accountability on the horizon. As the hearings unfold, the story promises further scrutiny of how such decisions are…