On the eve of the 2025 academic year, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasised the importance of discipline in achieving academic success.

There will be increased police visibility on our roads starting tomorrow morning, to help manage traffic flow.

The Suva City was a buzz today as parents and students rushed to complete their back-to-school preparations.

The Suva Magistrates Court has remanded Mikaele Kolikenakorotubu from the Mead Road Housing in Nabua.

The National Disaster Risk Management Office is urging the public to exercise caution and prioritize personal safety as a heavy rain warning is now in force.

Veresa Draunimasi of Nailawa settlement has been remanded at the Vaturekuka Remand Center in Labasa.

Approximately 8,000 Year 13 students beginning their final year of secondary education tomorrow will receive the $200 Back to School support this week.

Commuters are being advised to expect traffic disruptions and delays on the route from Nausori to Suva from 7:00 PM to 7:40 PM.

Police are investigating the death of a woman who was found unresponsive inside a vacant house along Rewa Street, Suva, this morning.

An analysis conducted at the district level by the Education Ministry shows that the Year 8 failure rate has increased, potentially due to a lack of appropriately qualified teachers.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says that while efficiency drives economic prosperity, security remains priority for the nation.

Government is ramping up efforts to identify a new site to relocate the abattoir currently located in Nakasi.