Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka extends his well wishes to students and teachers as the new academic year commences today.

Former flight attendants Justin Ho and his accomplice Frederick Epeli whose drug case was discontinued after exhibits went missing from Namaka Police Station have been charged again.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made his decision, stating that Aseri Radrodro will now serve as a backbencher.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is grappling with a significant challenge as its cervical cancer sample testing machine has been malfunctioning since December last year.

A main sewer system that bursts along Renwick Road in the capital city has raised concerns from the general public about health and environmental standards.

The Consumer Council is once again sounding the alarm over an aluminum business that has repeatedly breached contracts and failed to deliver services after accepting substantial payments from consumers.

Korea’s Ambassador to Fiji, Kim Jin Hyung met Minister for Health Dr Atonio Lalabalavu yesterday morning revealing his country’s interest and support for Fiji’s medical care.

Tourism Fiji’s New Zealand team has partnered with Stuff to showcase ‘The Fiji Hub’.

The 13 people charged in relation to the seizure of more than four tonnes of methamphetamine have been placed under curfew by the Nadi Magistrates Court.

As the academic year kicks off, a great number of parents and guardians from the villages and outer islands rushed to do their last-minute shopping in the capital city.

The FemLink Executive Director has emphasized the importance of using language that respects all groups and avoids gender-specific words to promote inclusivity in climate change discussions.

Australia has invested in climate-resilient school facilities in Fiji, benefiting around 1,200 students and 75 staff across seven schools in the Northern Division.