A man has died in an apparent drowning incident in Lautoka.

Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa says the rise in HIV cases in Fiji remains a major challenge for the Ministry of Health.

Climate-resilient crops and innovative farming technologies are being introduced as Fiji strengthens efforts to adapt its agriculture sector to changing environmental conditions.

A woman facing multiple charges, including unlawful possession of explosives and illicit drugs, remains in custody as her lawyer questions the State’s case over missing disclosures.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation is a bronze sponsor for the South Pacific Tourism Exchange 2026 in Nadi.

Opposition Member Premila Kumar says that government promises must lead to real action that improves life for ordinary Fijians.

Families are being urged to carefully consider the financial commitment involved in pilot training as interest in aviation careers continues to rise.

Concerns are growing over the increasing number of street dwellers in Lautoka, particularly around public recreation areas along the seawall.

Over 200 women are attending the National Women in Agriculture Symposium, which opened today under the theme: “Women at the Helm: Empowering Fiji’s Women Farmers, Fishers, Processors and Foresters to Access and Grow Markets.”

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced plans to introduce flexible working hours across the civil service by the end of 2026, a move aimed at improving productivity and promoting better work-life balance for public servants.

The Suva High Court granted strict bail conditions to Canadian national Joshua Rahman this afternoon after remaining in the courts custody the whole day following a declaration by the Immigration department as a prohibited immigrant.

The Fijian Constitution is a living document that must evolve with the country’s changing realities.