A prominent player has been further remanded by the Suva Magistrate’s Court.

Three Nepalese workers are being sheltered at the Immigration Safe House after being identified as victims of human trafficking.

More than 7,000 residents in Tailevu will benefit from improved healthcare services after a $400,000 upgrade of the Nayavu Health Centre.

Child labour in Fiji will remain difficult to eliminate unless families earn enough to meet basic living costs.

A Macuata landowning family is seeking answers from the iTaukei Land Trust Board.

An active trough of low pressure west of Fiji is moving eastwards.

The court has been told there is still no progress in the extradition and disclosure process involving former Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde.

The Ministry of Education has rejected misinformation circulating online.

Four police officers involved in the arrest of the late Sakiasi Ose Radravu have been ordered to take pending leave.

A new concrete foot crossing in the interior of Ba has replaced a risky creek crossing used daily by students and teachers of Nasesevia Secondary School.

The Fiji Police Force defended its recruitment process, rejecting allegations that family connections or favouritism influence hiring decisions.

Postal voting for Fijians living overseas faces major challenges due to high notary public fees, which range from $157 to $468.