A Navua woman who is alleged for locking her children outside their home to be with her defacto partner will take her plea by the end of this month.

The Great Council of Chiefs’ Education Committee is calling for the reinstatement of disaggregated ethnic data in Fiji’s education system, saying its absence has weakened policy-making and masked disparities in student achievement.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service (FRCS) has issued a warning to the public following the detection of vape products being imported into the country without the required permits.

Fiji will modernize aviation laws after gaps in safety oversight and legislation were highlighted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation.

Defending champions Ba Women FC made a commanding start to their Fiji FA Women’s Inter-District Championship campaign, thrashing Rewa 7–0 in their opening match in Suva this afternoon.

The Fiji Corrections Service has proposed reducing the rehabilitation period for prisoners from seven to five years.

The Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill 2025 applies only to commercial tourism and climate-related projects, with fishing activities excluded from the proposed law.

Thriving in the tourism sector is no longer only about infrastructural development or a captivating visual appeal – it is increasingly about authentic brand building.

The Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has expressed support for the concerns raised by the Consumer Council of Fiji regarding food preparation practices in restaurant outlets that may mislead consumers, particularly those observing religious dietary restrictions.

The Japanese Government will provide an assistance of one mobile audiovisual examination vehicle valued at $224,991 through it’s Grant Assistance for Grass-Roots Human Security Project Programme.

New Zealand emergency crews continued to search on Friday for victims of a landslide that ripped through a busy campground on the country’s North Island and police said rescue efforts could take days.

The Fiji Rugby Union will formally approach the chiefly village of Viseisei in Vuda, Lautoka, later this month as it seeks to acquire land to address ongoing ground shortages and expand infrastructure for player development and major competitions.