The government is targeting at least two percent employment for people with disabilities in the tourism and aviation sectors by 2029.

Pacific LGBTQ+ communities are being promised greater control over resources and decision-making under a new regional strategy.

The child star of the “Baby Shark Dance” video, the most-watched video in YouTube history, released his ​first K-pop digital single, a decade ‌after he first found fame.

The AFC/M23 rebel alliance in Democratic Republic of Congo, which has highlighted its ability to tackle the spread of Ebola ​in territory it controls, has said it will impose ‌new restrictions on people’s movements to and from Ebola-affected government-held zones.

An eight-year-old child has become the country’s latest road fatality.

The Fiji Law Society is calling for more time and a more independent process to consider the proposed Competition and Consumer Commission Bill 2026.

The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is calling for Fiji’s immigration enforcement to shift from a largely complaint-driven approach to proactive, intelligence-led detection.

For generations, the ocean has been a place where Fijian families gather to swim, fish, picnic and simply enjoy the coastline.

It is a huge week for Suva Grammar School, with three grades under 16,17 and 18 through to the Vodafone Super Deans national finals.

Karen Morad went blind five years ago, yet on holiday in Kenya in June, the 16-year-old Cairo schoolgirl felt like she could suddenly see again thanks to an app developed ​by her brother that described the safari in audiovisual.

More than 150 tennis players from across Fiji and overseas will compete in this year’s Vodafone Suva Open Championship.

Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya has accused Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga of being too slow in delivering key law reforms.