Police confirms that the body discovered in Sigatoka this morning was that of a police officer.

The Government will establish a national database for MSMEs to make it easier for small businesses to access grants and funding.

Spain nominated Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz to head the United Nations labour agency, potentially ‌making her the first woman to lead the organisation, as it faces a financial crisis over U.S. non-payments.

The Louvre Museum’s Apollo Gallery reopened to visitors without any jewels on display, nine months after a daring robbery of crown ​jewels worth $102 million exposed major security failings at the world’s most-visited museum.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation, Sugar Cane Growers Council and Sugar Industry Tribunal are urging cane growers and industry stakeholders to increase cane deliveries to the Lautoka Sugar Mill as concerns are mounting over low supply levels.

The cost of treating Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) has reached alarming levels, placing enormous pressure on Fiji’s health system as 80 percent of adult deaths are now linked to the diseases.

The death of Dr Isireli Biumaitotoya may have resulted from an emotionally charged or “crime of passion” attack.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is not being considered for a public-private partnership arrangement similar to the Health Care Fiji PPP between Aspen Medical and the government.

Years of political instability have created a culture of fear within Fiji’s public service, leaving many officials reluctant to make decisions or speak openly.

New South Wales Waratahs star fullback Caitlyn Halse returns to the starting side for Saturday’s Super Rugby Women’s grand final against the McDonald’s Fijian Drua at 4R Stadium Govind Park in Ba on Saturday.

Occupational Health and Safety Inspector Ashneel Nath is expected to enter a plea in September to a manslaughter charge linked to a fatal Ferris wheel accident during the 2023 Vodafone Showcase at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.

The building where Adolf Hitler was born, near the Austrian border ​with Germany, officially began a new life as a police station, a conversion Austria’s government hopes will prevent it ‌serving as a place of pilgrimage for neo-Nazis.