Competition in Fiji’s insurance sector is expected to intensify following the launch of Ama Insurance Company Limited, with the company promising product innovation and improved customer service.

An agreement has been reached to provide cost of living adjustment payments to Ba Town Council workers for the next three years, following negotiations between the Council and the National Union of Workers.

Fiji Airways Fiji Men’s 7s head coach Osea Kolinisau believes grassroots tournaments are playing a crucial role in strengthening the national program’s depth, following the Fiji development side’s triumph at the Fiji Sports Council Grassroots Vatulele 7s in Sigatoka over the weekend.

Flying winger Joji Nasova is set to ignite Lautoka as he prepares to make his debut for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua against the Hurricanes in Round Three of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

The Suva High Court has allowed the State’s amended information in the Health Ministry tender case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and former Health Minister Neil Sharma.

The Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network is making claims over the alleged misuse of religious platforms in Fiji to spread harmful and discriminatory anti LGBTQI+ rhetoric.

Semo Bypass Road is fully operational and open to the public, the Fiji Roads Authority has confirmed.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging the public to respect the rule of law following confirmation that there were indications of foul play in the death of a police officer whose body was found in Lami last Sunday.

Students and parents are raising serious concerns over ongoing accommodation issues at the University of the South Pacific’s Laucala Campus.

The Ba Football Association has referred to Police a person alleged to be responsible for spreading false information on social media targeting the district and its leadership.

Yaqona farmers in the North are being urged to focus on the contents of the proposed Kava Bill rather than on a name printed on the draft legislation.

Only 40 percent of Fijian mothers currently practice exclusive breastfeeding, far below the global ideal of 80 percent, and experts say workplaces are a major roadblock.