The creation of a new citizen-led election observer group is raising questions about public confidence in Fiji’s electoral system.

Artificial intelligence’s rapid growth in the region could transform Pacific newsrooms, but it could also put pressure on journalism jobs and newsroom revenue.

Taxi drivers are being urged to improve customer service, conduct and professional presentation as the industry looks to strengthen public confidence.

Rental vehicle operators in the West say some businesses have been left waiting for years to get permits to legally operate their vehicles.

In commemoration of World Peace Day, youth leaders are being urged to invest in peace by understanding and respecting each other despite differences.

Schools can play an important role in helping pass the Hindi language on to the next generation in Fiji.

The Suva High Court will deliver its ruling tomorrow morning on the review of orders made in the case of Samuela Tawase, who was discharged following a special verdict in relation to a sacrilege case at the Shiv Temple in Samabula.

A former PEMAC school teacher appeared at the Suva High Court and took his plea charged of sexual assault and of a high school female student in a school in Suva this year.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says Fiji’s constitutional reform process must be open, transparent and inclusive.

Young people are being urged to look beyond condemnation and focus on the underlying factors that can lead to drug use and HIV stigma.

The Suva High Court has dismissed Professor Biman Prasad’s application seeking a permanent stay of criminal proceedings against him.

Rental vehicle operators are raising concerns over traffic fines that can take weeks or even months to appear in the Land Transport Enforcement system.