With a few more days remaining for one of the major sporting activities, the Police Force has implemented a new strategy to tackle concerns about students’ behaviours.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund and the Sugar Ministry have approved assistance to 88 sugarcane farmers in Seaqaqa and Labasa.

Over four million has been paid to the iTaukei Land Trust Board and will be distributed to the landowners by the end of the month.

In a landmark move to enhance veterinary diagnostics in Fiji, the Koronivia Vet Laboratory has unveiled a Polymerase Chain Reaction facility.

A man who allegedly murdered his wife at an apartment complex in Suva last week has been charged.

Addressing student’s emotional and mental well-being is crucial.

Promoting youth engagement and traditional knowledge in ocean conservation efforts takes centre stage.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecution has sanctioned the charge against a 21-year-old man from Savusavu for the alleged murder of a 58-year-old man in Tavuki, Taveuni earlier this month.

Discussions by the Fiji Roads Authority has covered the distribution of material testing findings and local resource utilization for rural road upkeep.

In an effort to revive a long-forgotten tradition, the Ulumate Project led by Na Tolu seeks to reintroduce the sacred art of crafting human hair within the Fijian iTaukei community.

The 2023 US Department of State report on Human Rights Practices has brought attention to child sex tourism in tourist hubs like Nadi and Savusavu.

The Health Ministry along with the Food Safety Taskforce is taking significant steps to boost food safety measures.