As drug concerns grow, Kadavu’s religious and traditional leaders are joining forces to push back against illicit activity.

Families and friends made the most of today’s Easter Monday public holiday by enjoying picnics and quality time together at the Nasese Foreshore and My Suva Picnic Park.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has urged landowners to refrain from joint ventures during the exploration phase.

Fiji has submitted its first national report on the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage to UNESCO.

Fiji is set to scale up its cruise tourism offerings, with new projects in the pipeline aimed at enhancing the visitor experience and unlocking greater economic returns.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s official engagements in Singapore and Indonesia this week are an important part of enhancing Fiji’s diplomatic and economic influence within the Asia-Pacific region.

Former Member of Parliament Niko Nawaikula has voiced concerns about the government’s proposed Transparency Commission Bill.

A regional workforce development program is equipping Pacific women and youth with the skills to secure remote jobs in the global tech sector.

The investigation into the arms and ammunition case has been completed and is now set for legal review by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

The Ministry of Justice is calling on Fijians to use the Easter break to strengthen family ties and reflect on the power of hope during tough times.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources is facing serious pushback from landowning units in Ba over mineral exploration in their province.

Increasing concerns over drug abuse, mental health issues and other health-related challenges in Nasinu have sparked a unified response from authorities.