The Coalition government is divided on Fiji’s position to vote against a UN resolution urging a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

Six students of Cikobia District School in Vanua Levu are sitting for their Fiji Year Eight Examination despite the water shortage on the island.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasizes the critical need for the Fiji Sugar Corporation to reassess its production and milling costs to ensure a competitive selling price aligns with that of other global producers.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has made significant changes to its Equal Rent Distribution Policy, benefiting landowners under the age of 18.

Parliament fully supported the move to deposit Fiji’s instrument of acceptance of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies with the World Trade Organization.

A body of a 19-year-old man was found near a bulk store in Field 40 Lautoka yesterday afternoon.

Prices of fuel and LPG are set to increase again tomorrow.

A post mortem examination will determine the fate of a man alleged to have caused the death of his wife on Sunday.

The Fiji government today states that it firmly supports Israel’s right to defend itself and, in this particular case, to counteract Hamas, a terrorist organisation.

The Pacific Islands is the world’s most aid-reliant region, with geopolitical competition for influence between donor nations fuelling record levels of development assistance, a survey released on Tuesday found.

A total of 19, 523 candidates are registered to sit for the Fiji Year Eight Examination at 712 centers with Mathematics being the first paper today.

Chief Registrar Tomasi Bainivalu received a non-custodial sentence from the Suva Magistrates Court, ensuring that there will be no permanent record of his conviction as long as he pays the fine of $300.