A possible leadership challenge within The People’s Alliance has been brushed aside by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Health workers are calling for improved transport coordination and safety measures when carrying out outreach duties in rural and maritime communities.

Domestic violence and child protection should be recognised as public health issues under proposed amendments to Fiji’s health laws, says University of Fiji Vice-Chancellor Professor Shaista Shameem.

The Government’s planned digital Ease of Doing Business platform is still not live, but the Finance Minister says work is continuing to improve the investment application process.

Defending Vodafone Deans Under 18 champion, Ratu Kadavulevu School, built on their win last year and are continuing to forge a strong team.

Calls are growing for stronger reforms to increase women’s representation in Fiji’s Parliament.

Fiji Pearls head coach Michelle Parsons says the opening match of the Fiji Invitational Tournament provided exactly the kind of contest selectors were looking for as players push for spots in the squad for the Netball World Cup Qualifiers in Tonga.

Lower fuel prices and cheaper airfares pushed consumer prices down in July.

A Raiwaqa man has been sentenced to two years and six months imprisonment for attacking another man with an iron rod during a street brawl.

BSP Life says it must keep evolving as customers look for faster, simpler and more personalised services.

The union representing flight ‌attendants at Canada’s WestJet reached a tentative deal with the country’s second-largest carrier on Monday, ending a strike that had resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations and marking another win for cabin crew seeking better wage structures.

Iran said on Monday there were no talks under ​way with the United States and no plans for any meetings, contradicting U.S. President Donald Trump who had ‌cited talks he said would take place that afternoon as justification for calling off attacks.