Why minor offenders are remanded but people caught multiple times with drugs remain on bail.These are the words of Chief Executive Officer at MSG Logistics, Amit Ch
Residents in several areas in Raiwaqa are raising serious concerns about ongoing drug-related activity, limited police intervention, and the growing risks faced by
Residents in Nasinu are raising alarm over the growing issue of children openly sniffing glue and drugs being openly sold in their neighbourhoods.Speaking during the Coun
Convictions for minor offences should be expunged to give young people a fair chance at employment and a fresh start.This was a request by the villagers in Galoa and Koro
A stronger, community-driven approach to protecting villages and schools from drugs rooted in prevention and early intervention is being pushed during the Counter Narcoti
Youth leaders and former Youth Parliamentarians are raising serious concerns about enforcement capacity, public trust, transparency, and rehabilitation during public cons
Following the tragic death of a three-year-old boy from Kulukulu, Sigatoka, the Land Transport Authority is urging drivers to exercise extra caution on the roads, and par
The Land Transport Authority has rolled out a new Payment Plan initiative, effective from last Friday, as part of its continued efforts to support customers in settlin
The Land Transport Authority is urging all drives to slow down, as speeding fines have doubled in some categories. Drivers exceeding the speed limit by less than 15 km pe
Despite Fiji having more than 6,000 kilometres of roads, traffic congestion remains a growing concern, particularly along major urban corridors.Land Transport Authority C
The Land Transport Authority is looking at criminalising traffic offences as part of its road safety efforts.With a 25 percent increase in road fatalities in 2025 compare
83 road fatalities were recorded by the Land Transport Authority in 2025, which is a 25 percent increase compared to 2024.LTA Chief Executive Officer Irimaia Rokosawa say
The driver of the Land Transport Authority vehicle that veered off the road in Maqere, Tavua this morning has escaped injury. Police say no one else was in the vehic
The Land Transport Authority has issued a stark warning to all road users following alarming statistics that show a rise in drunk-driving incidents during the festive sea
Passengers play a vital role in maintaining bus cleanliness and safety, with the Land Transport Authority (LTA) calling on the public to refrain from vandalism and to avo
Minister for Transport, Ro Filipe Tuisawau has emphasised the need to update Fiji’s regulations and policies to accommodate the growing use of electric vehicles.Ro
Ensuring ethical conduct is at the heart of the Fijian government’s plans to introduce body cameras for Land Transport Authority officers.Minister for Transport, R
Speeding and drink-driving continue to be the leading causes of road fatalities, with speeding alone accounting for about 40 percent of annual road deaths over the past f
As concerns grow over traffic congestion and road safety, there is a need to review policies on the optimum number of vehicles that Fiji’s road network can safely
A police officer has been while conducting checks with Land Transport Authority officers along Naseakula road Labasa yesterday.Police confirm the incident occ
There were no casualties in the accident involving a truck and a van that collided at Veisari this afternoon. The Lami Police traffic officers confirmed this to fijivi