More than 4,000 Fijians residing in Australia are looking to the Fijian government for support in securing protection visas.

A tragic road accident has claimed the life of a 27-year-old female cashier from Votualevu in Nadi.

The Minister for Rural and maritime development has reaffirmed his commitment to development projects in villages around Fiji.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has extended his appreciation to major nations, including Australia, the United States, and Great Britain, for their significant relationships with Fiji.

A man who allegedly tried to set fire at Totogo Police Station last month has been charged.

A major concern in the Traditional Knowledge, Culture Expressions, and Intellectual Property Bill consultation in the Western division is fair funding methods.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed his desire to be a leader who makes decisions for the entire nation rather than for personal family interests.

The Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police Sakeo Raikaci has stressed the urgent need for a united front to combat the escalating proliferation of both green and white drugs in the country.

A local supermarket and an Indian-based company have sealed a deal to provide a cost-effective solution for the construction industry in Fiji.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka touched down in Sydney, Australia, embarking on his first official state visit since becoming Prime Minister.

The Fiji Cancer Society says more than 300 women in Fiji die from breast, ovarian, and cervical cancer each year.

The Fijian Holdings Limited fund management company has appointed new members to its board of directors.