The review of the Online Safety Act is already underway.

Despite signs of progress, Fiji’s boards remain male-dominated.

Four people escaped unharmed after a fire destroyed a double-storey, five-bedroom house on Volivoli Road in Rakiraki early Monday morning.

Search efforts for the missing fibreglass boat have taken a tragic turn, with authorities confirming no survivors were found after the vessel was discovered semi-submerged just south of Vunaniu Bay today.

While Ratu Finau Secondary School may be fielding only five athletes to this year’s Coca-Cola Games, they are adamant to stamp their mark alongside other giant schools like Marist Brothers High and Suva Grammar.

The Ministry of Employment is cracking down on employers failing to pay the national minimum wage, recovering more than $4 million in unpaid wages for workers.

The residence of a person of interest with alleged links to Fiji’s illicit drug trade remains under heavy security as he continues to be held in police custody.

Concerns were raised today regarding the temporary nature of the 50 percent social welfare top-up, with Opposition MP Virendra Lal questioning what support will be available once the program ends in July.

Fiji Airways will suspend its Nadi–Dallas service effective 7th September.

The review of Fiji’s Legal Practitioners Act 2009 is ongoing, three years after receiving Cabinet approval.

Four people escaped unharmed after a fire destroyed a double-storey, five-bedroom house on Volivoli Road in Rakiraki early Monday morning.

A dynamic squad of 23 swimmers will represent Fiji at the upcoming Oceania Swimming Championships at the Damodar Aquatic Centre next month.