Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo says the legacy of the Girmitiyas must continue to guide Fiji as the country faces modern challenges such as climate change, economic uncertainty, and social development.

For decades, the victims of the tragic Syria shipwreck were lost to history, their names unrecorded, their identities largely unknown. Now, renewed academic efforts are working to bring those forgotten lives back into Fiji’s historical record.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has again rejected allegations of a cover-up in the investigation into the death of late Police Constable Peniasi Racagi, insisting that all legal and investigative procedures have been properly followed.

Despite a significant drop in overall crime rates in Fiji, Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says crimes against children remain deeply alarming, particularly offences committed within the home.

A total of 51 young footballers from around the country have been called up for the Fiji Under-16 Boys Talent Identification Camp currently underway at the Fiji Football Association Academy in Ba.

Labasa College’s stunning debut at the Fiji Secondary Schools Futsal Competition has not only established the school as a rising force in the sport, but also propelled coach Roneel Avnith Ram into the national setup.

The Cannes Film Festival revved up the glamour on Wednesday night with a buzzy red carpet for the midnight screening of ​the original “The Fast and the Furious” with star Vin Diesel.

Unions have lifted their minimum wage demands to six per cent after the federal budget warned inflation would hit five per cent by the middle of the year.

Violence against women and girls in Fiji is still being normalised within private and household settings.

Fiji is facing a shortage of carboplatin, a key chemotherapy drug, leaving cancer patients who depend on it struggling to access timely treatment.

The Labasa Taxi Association has raised concerns over hygiene and safety issues surrounding night market vendors operating around taxi stands in Labasa Town.

A century-old legacy of compassion rooted in the Girmit era was brought into focus today as national leaders visited Dilkusha Home in Nausori during the 147th Girmit Commemoration.