Safety concerns remain for students who depend on boats to reach school, with questions raised over how these services are monitored in remote communities.

Taveuni Buses is calling for stronger traffic enforcement on the island following a fatal road crash and growing concerns over dangerous driving.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro wishes all Year 8 students the best as they begin the Fiji Year 8 Examination today.

Bus passengers will not face higher fares, despite a 22.5 per cent temporary fare adjustment approved by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The National Referendum and General Election preparations will now run side by side, with the Electoral Commission and Fijian Elections Office managing both processes.

For Lavenia Naivalu, the climate crisis is not a distant warning.

The Suva High Court has ordered the respondents in the Barbara Malimali Commission of Inquiry case to pay 60% of the applicants’ actual legal costs, but has declined to award damages.

Nearly 300 police officers are e deployed across Denarau,Nadi this week as Fiji steps up security for the high-level Pre-COP31 climate meeting.

Fiji’s international liabilities have climbed to more than $25.5 billion, as the country continues to carry significantly more financial obligations to the rest of the world than it holds in overseas assets.

Pinktober must be about more than wearing pink, it must push people to act.

A woman with 13 previous convictions has been given 28 days to repay more than $8,000 or face prison.

Fijians will vote on December 9 on whether the country should adopt a new Constitution or retain the 2013 Constitution.