The Frank Hilton Organization has identified a gap between its caseload and funding.

In the face of climate change, Pacific Island nations are actively working to adapt.

The Fiji Council of Social Services is calling for stronger collaboration between the government, civil society, and the private sector to combat the growing effects of climate change.

When “The Wizard of Oz at Sphere” opens off the Las Vegas Strip on Aug. 28, audiences will experience the 1939 film classic in a way its creators probably never thought possible.

Hundreds of National Guard soldiers in military fatigues and combat boots mingled with tourists, posed for selfies, and treated themselves to ice cream from food trucks on Thursday along Washington’s National Mall, one of the safest parts of America’s capital.

Communities in the Western Division are set to benefit from a new ambulance donated by the Sri Sathya Sai Global Council during its 100-year centenary celebrations last night at the Girmit Centre in Lautoka.

For Dakota Johnson, it was important to showcase both her acting and producing talents for the romantic comedy film “Splitsville.”

A referendum to push for the re-opening of Taiwan’s last nuclear plant failed on Saturday to reach the legal threshold to be valid, though the president said the island could return to the technology in the future if safety standards improve.

Postpartum depression is often called a silent struggle but here in Fiji, health experts say it’s time to break that silence and include not just mothers, but fathers and families in the conversation.

The unsanitary and unsafe conditions of inter-island vessels came under scrutiny during a recent stakeholder consultation on the review of Fiji’s Public Health Act.

Syria’s first parliamentary election under its new Islamist administration, scheduled for September, will not include the southern province of Sweida and two other provinces because of security concerns, the electoral commission said on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has argued that international development assistance is crucial for the Pacific.