Preparedness is key as a low-pressure system moves toward Fiji, triggering a heavy rain alert for the Northern Division and Yasawa Group.

Access to education remains a major challenge for children with disabilities in Fiji, with some public schools refusing admission due to a lack of resources and specialized support.

Three thousand two hundred and eight farmers today receive bonuses from the government for increasing productivity.

Pacific Island communities are calling on everyone, from individuals to nations, to respect the Law of the Sea.

The country can expect heavy rain, flash flooding and strong to near-gale winds from Sunday.

The youths of Tuatua Housing in Labasa will now have the luxury to enjoy a multipurpose court built by the government.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says there is a zero-tolerance approach for anyone who intends to use natural disasters as an excuse for unfair price hikes or the sales of compromised goods.

The Water Authority of Fiji has reported a significant improvement in raw water quality at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has called on the public to exercise their rights within the boundaries of the law following a viral social media video.

Counsel representing alleged murderer Tevita Kapawale has made a submission for a no case to answer.

The Labasa High Court has expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of the case involving Petero Uluilakeba.

A teenager who raped his cousin in 2021 when he was 16 and she was 11, was jailed for 13 months by the High Court in Suva.