Tropical cyclones pose a threat to every island in Fiji, with no region consistently safe.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement is calling for important gender-responsive reforms in the Employment Relations Bill 2025.

The Army Wives delivered an impressive performance at the Sukuna Bowl Netball competition yesterday, defeating the Police Wives 43–26 at the FMF Gymnasium in Suva.

Thousands of young doctors went on strike across Tunisia to demand higher pay and warn of an impending collapse of the health system, part of a broader wave of social unrest convulsing the country.

Fiji’s young people face a rising risk from diabetes, in addition to HIV and mental health challenges.

Los Angeles marked 1,000 days to go until its first Paralympic Games by unveiling on Wednesday an initial competition schedule for the 2028 event, which organisers say will feature more sports, sessions and medals than ever before.

Students from Veiuto Primary School yesterday took action to protect Fiji’s coastline. They planted over 1,000 mangrove seedlings along the Nasese Foreshore.

The Suva High Court will rule next Thursday on the bail application for former Fiji Corrections Service officer Epeli Laqeni.

The country’s economy is now forecast to grow by 3.4 per cent this year.

The Education Ministry is stepping up efforts to boost regional science and innovation.

The government’s push to overhaul its rural development strategy is now moving into action.

The Army men’s volleyball side has finally broken Police’s long-standing dominance, ending their seven-year reign with a powerful 3–1 victory in the Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl competition.