Fiji’s push for a modern national hospital is gaining momentum.

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat has warned that transnational crime is becoming an increasing threat to the Pacific.

Acting Police Commissioner, Aporosa Lutunauga says the proposed reforms to the Fiji Police Act 1965 are not about changing existing laws.

Women are increasingly leading small businesses at Laqere Market, running seafood stalls and using entrepreneurship to support their families.

The Western Force is delighted to confirm the re-signing of Fijian Wallaroos lock Sera Naiqama for the 2026 Super W season.

Fijian households that carefully manage their electricity use will see little to no change in their power bills under a new electricity tariff approved by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, while higher-usage homes and businesses will shoulder a larger share of the increase.

The Ministry of Health is currently working on settling outstanding claims of health workers.

A total of 149 police recruits, including 10 officers from the Tuvalu Police Force, today marked the completion of their three-month Basic Recruits Course at the Nasova Grounds, as they formally joined the ranks of the Fiji Police Force.

Rasmus Hojlund delivered a decisive performance as Napoli defeated Italian Super Cup holders AC Milan 2-0 in their semi-final clash on Thursday.

The Navua Hospital Inpatient and Birthing Unit is currently closed due to concerns regarding the building’s structural integrity.

The Ministry of Education has today released the provisional results for the Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination, recording a national pass rate of 95 percent.

More than 700 children from families of Fiji’s informal recyclers have received Christmas gifts and stationery through the Pacific Recycling Foundation’s fourth annual Christmas Gift and Stationery Drive.