Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh is urging religious and community leaders to use Shri Krishna Janmashtami celebrations to guide young people towards healthy, responsible and drug-free lives.

Retailers are increasingly turning to mega-sales and heavy discounts as weaker consumer spending puts pressure on sales targets.

The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development, commonly known as FRIEND, marked its 25th anniversary with a celebration yesterday.

The University of the South Pacific is changing the way solar workers are trained by combining online theory with intensive hands-on sessions.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says owning land and natural resources alone will not automatically create economic wealth for iTaukei communities.

Five of eight inmates have received official presidential pardons in an event led by the Acting Commissioner of Corrections Auta Moceisuva.

The Hibiscus Festival has made a historic return to Albert Park after 11 years, marking 70 years of one of Fiji’s biggest cultural celebrations.

A station sergeant and three police officers appeared for first call at the Suva High Court on Friday.

A couple is in police custody after being found in possession of white powder believed to be illicit drugs, along with house-breaking implements.

The Agriculture Ministry is calling for better data on imported food that is processed in Fiji and then re-exported.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is urging parents and caregivers to exercise caution when buying “squishy” toys, particularly cheap, unbranded, or counterfeit products.

For Local Government Minister Maciu Nalumisa, declaring Navua a town is more than a government milestone—it is a personal journey that began at a small vegetable market when he was a child.