Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau has confirmed that electricity tariffs were discussed in today’s Cabinet meeting.

A 64-year-old mother from Qelewaqa in Labasa is pleading for justice after her son, 38-year-old fisherman Magnesh Reddy, was killed in a road accident on Monday evening along the Wailevu stretch.

Matelita Nagatalevu of Vutia, Rewa graduated today with a Bachelor of Education in Secondary, majoring in English and Geography, an achievement she describes as emotional and deeply meaningful after a year marked by personal loss and sacrifice.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has uncovered rampant non-compliance across restaurants, cafés, bakeries and other eateries nationwide, raising serious concerns about consumer safety ahead of the festive season.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission has seen an increase in public engagement, as more Fijians come forward to share their experiences and contribute to the nation’s healing process.

With the evolving agricultural landscape, young women face unique challenges that hinder their full participation and success in farming.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation will host the Third Fiji Tourism Convention in Nadi next month.

A police officer and a 22-year-old man are in custody for allegedly assaulting a man outside a Suva nightclub this morning.

Labasa born, Forzia Begum celebrated a major milestone today as she graduated with a Master of Education, marking the end of what she describes as a demanding but deeply rewarding academic journey.

23 year-old Kata Wiseman Koli, originally from Nawaka, Nadi with maternal links to Veinuqa in Tailevu, graduated today with a Bachelor of Media and Communication—an achievement he describes as the result of perseverance through years of personal, financial, and academic challenges.

Fiji is seeing an earlier-than-expected surge in influenza-like illnesses, with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services confirming rising respiratory infections across all divisions.

Unlocking the potential of children with special needs requires teachers who are patient, committed, and willing to look beyond standard classroom methods.