The people of Namuana on Kadavu Island are already seeing the impacts of El Niño, as their water sources are drying up and affecting their daily lives.

Electoral offences, including online hate speech and campaign breaches, will be investigated by police only when formal complaints are lodged.

There is a lot of misconception that HIV-positive patients must isolate because the virus will spread to those close to them.

The number of low-income households receiving public rental assistance has increased, despite a reduction in government funding for the programme.

Levuka’s economy is still struggling, with businesses facing challenges following the town’s UNESCO World Heritage listing, according to Levuka Town Council Special Administrator Chair Ben Naidu.

The government has invested approximately $600,000 in purchasing and upgrading seismic stations to help detect earthquakes earlier, evaluate them faster, and issue reliable
information to communities at risk.

The growing risks of artificial intelligence for children and the need to protect democracy from violence against parliamentarians were among the key issues raised at the 153rd Inter-Parliamentary Union Assembly.

The iTaukei Lands Trust Board handed over 269 registered 99-year lease documents last week to the Director of Lands under the Waidamudamu Informal Settlement Upgrading Project.

Three years ago, Naomi Tegu had never heard of rugby league.

The Fiji Football Association has raised $51,574 for children battling cancer through its 2025 Extra Battle of the Giants and FMF Inter-District Championship tournaments.

Six hundred and fifty amputees across Fiji are set to regain mobility with prosthetic limbs provided by the Jaipur Foot Camp from India.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party will not prejudge the outcome of the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026 or assume that its passage or failure automatically determines the timing of an election.