Three people have been remanded in custody after appearing at the Suva Magistrates Court in connection with the death of a six-year-old boy in Vatuwaqa nearly two years ago.

Fiji is seeing a clear decline in births, alongside lingering weaknesses in how those births are recorded.

Juggling taking care of her family, running a newsroom and keeping up with assignments were some of the biggest challenges Ritika Pratap faced over the past few years.

The Fiji Police Force confirms it is investigating the death of a man following an incident at a local security facility.

The life of the late former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau was defined by service to the people and a rare ability to bring Fijians together.

Livestock officers are working around the clock to ensure food safety standards are upheld during the State Funeral of the late former President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management Mosese Bulitavu has delivered urgent relief supplies to communities in Yasawa following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Vaianu.

Mourners have begun gathering at Albert Park in Suva this morning for the state funeral ceremony of the late former President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

Parties in a High Court case involving the Judicial Services Commission and the State have reached a settlement in principle. They are now focused on finalising the form of the court orders.

The Consumer Council of Fiji welcomes the landmark judgment delivered by the High Court in Suva yesterday, which dismissed a long-running lawsuit brought by Hansons Supermarket regarding the condemnation and destruction of unfit meat products.

Traditional fisheries owners from the Vanua o Nabekavu in Macuata are questioning why an “emergency” dredging project is being pursued at the mouth of the Dreketi River, despite no current flooding affecting nearby communities.

From their first triumph in 1977 to their most recent title in 2019, the Fiji Airways Fiji men’s 7s team’s legacy at the Hong Kong 7s remains unmatched.