A suspected case of meningococcal disease led to temporary service disruption at the Nuffield Health Centre earlier today.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua matches will not be available on the FBC Sports Walesi app this season because Vodafone Fiji holds exclusive digital streaming rights through its VodaPlay platform.

The Fiji Bitter Marist 7s will be broadcast live on television this year following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Marist Rugby Club and the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation.

Adapting to life away from home and confined conditions in Papua New Guinea has been one of the biggest lessons for Extra Bula FC in Round Two, according to player Filipe Baravilala.

A week-long joint surveillance operation has uncovered widespread food safety breaches across restaurants in the Nausori-Nasinu corridor and Lami, prompting calls for tougher penalties and stricter enforcement.

The Pacific Community has officially launched a landmark Regional Gender-Based Violence Counselling Framework, a milestone in the Pacific’s collective fight against violence against women and girls.

Aggravated robbery made up the largest share of serious non-sexual offences filed in the High Court last month, according to new data released by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Radio broadcasting in Fiji officially began in 1935 and has been a trusted part of Fijian communities for generations, connecting remote villages and keeping families informed while sharing news, culture, and companionship.

Continuous heavy rainfall has disrupted ongoing construction works on the bypass road at the Semo slip site, prompting a public advisory from the Fiji Roads Authority.

Fiji Airways is highlighting local chocolate maker Fijiana Cacao as part of its Meet the Makers campaign, celebrating the artisans behind its award-winning inflight dining experience.

Three women and a man have been charged by the Fiji Police Cyber team for separate cases of obtaining financial advantage by deception.

A former secretary of the Independent Legal Services Commission has been sentenced to five years’ imprisonment for cheque fraud totaling over $10,000.