A proposed constitutional clause could legalise physical punishment of children, raising serious concerns about whether Fiji’s Constitution will fully protect children from violence.

If Fiji can mobilize courage and resources to tackle one national health emergency, why can’t that same urgency be extended to children living with diabetes?

For Virisila Rabuku, Fiji’s independence is a reminder of the country’s journey and the efforts of those who fought for its freedom.

Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh is urging communities to guide young people towards positive choices and raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse this Navratri.

Levuka Town Council’s total revenue fell by more than 40 percent in 2019, largely because government grants dropped sharply, raising questions about the council’s financial capacity to deliver services.

The Ministry of Housing has acknowledged that monitoring was previously lacking to ensure families used government housing assistance for its intended purpose.

The public are advised that all schools will remain closed tomorrow for the Fiji Day public holiday.

Thirty-seven volunteers from the Shincheonji Volunteer Group in Fiji visited the Golden Age Home in Lautoka yesterday to celebrate Fiji Day with elderly residents.

The Suva Magistrates Court has ruled that a man has a case to answer for falsifying tax documents.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has launched a competition to mark its 60 years of service, encouraging members to grow their savings while standing a chance to win prizes.

Parents providing false information to secure school assistance could face police action, as the Foundation for Needy Children Fiji moves to protect support meant for the country’s most vulnerable children.

The Government is considering several possible sites for a new hospital, with Valelevu Nasinu among the options being assessed.