Hundreds of people in Bua can now access schools, health services and public transport more safely and quickly following the commissioning of the new Lomanikoro Suspension Bridge.

Fiji’s borders are being strengthened with new technology and international cooperation as the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service steps up efforts to detect illegal drugs, prohibited goods and customs fraud.

Fiji’s ability to respond to marine oil spills has received a major boost following the handover of $1.6 million worth of specialised oil spill response equipment from the Government of Japan.

The Pacific must remain united and take charge of its own future as geopolitical competition for influence in the region intensifies.

Concerns have been raised that some community policing Viber groups, established to strengthen communication between police and residents, are instead exposing women to alleged harassment by police officers.

Award-winning Hollywood actress Halle Berry has shone the spotlight on a Kokomo Private Island Resort employee, praising her exceptional care and the warmth of Fijian hospitality during her family holiday in Fiji.

The Suva Magistrate Court has ordered the release of Charlie Charters personal devices by 1pm today, which were taken when he was initially charged by FICAC.

National warning issued as Fiji enters prolonged dry season.

The government is working to strengthen support for children and vulnerable adults in residential care.

Fiji is entering a new phase in its HIV response, with health authorities confirming the virus is no longer limited to specific groups and is now affecting communities across the country.

Fiji’s tax collection has reached a historic high, with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service recording its biggest annual revenue haul, exceeding government expectations by more than $136 million.

Fiji’s electoral system is facing scrutiny over the low number of women represented in Parliament.