A woman and a child lost their lives in two separate accidents in the Western Division this morning.

Fiji’s electricity supply remains stable and secure, despite growing global energy market uncertainty linked to geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.

Hundreds turned out in Bua this morning for the Yellow Ribbon Walk, marking the culmination of a week-long awareness campaign focused on rehabilitation and second chances.

A growing call for communities to take the lead in tackling drug-related issues is gaining traction, following today’s Drug Free Fiji Unity March.

Fiji’s fight against tuberculosis is being slowed by health system gaps, with officials warning that delayed diagnosis and limited access are driving continued transmission.

The Mataqali Nadala of the Yavusa Nubu in Nadarivatu have received their land after more than 120 years under government ownership.

Fiji is mourning the passing of former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, who died on Thursday evening, prompting tributes from people across the country.

Prosecution witness Solomone Suguta has told the Suva High Court that a bidder later awarded a government tender was first rejected.

Two women charged in relation to the death of three-year-old Elijah Jibola appeared in the Lautoka High Court yesterday.

Enhanced clarity and a stronger focus on key priorities are expected to significantly boost Fiji’s tourism sector.

A youth-led movement is calling on Fijians to unite in the fight against drugs, with a march taking place in Suva today.

The Lautoka High today dismissed a strike-out application in relation to a restrained properties matter linked the tonnes of drugs.