Methodist Church of Fiji President Reverend Ili Vunisuwai is expected to make a public confession at the thanksgiving and reconciliation church service for the Girmit descendants in Fiji.

As Fiji celebrates World Media Freedom Day, the first since the scrapping of the Media Industry Development Act, journalists are being reminded to never stop learning.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has started his first official tour of Vanua Levu.

Fiji’s media industry is today celebrating World Press Freedom Day and this morning, The Fiji Times editor-in-chief Fred Wesley emphasized the importance of recognizing the role played by journalists in upholding a free and democratic society.

Today the world remembers the importance of a free and independent media as the cornerstone of thriving and healthy democracies.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is alerting consumers to refrain from making residential bond and rental payments without seeking verification first.

Fiji’s labour market remains tight with increased general migration abroad and employment opportunities via the regional labour mobility schemes.

Fijians in the Suva-Nausori and Lami corridors continue to face disruptions in their water supply.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji’s Economic April Review reveals that Fiji’s trade balance is in a deficit of $669.7 million.

The Fiji Police Force is facing a persistent challenge in dealing with a high volume of illegal drugs being intercepted at the country’s borders and the worrying trend of children involved in drug peddling.

The Ministry of Home Affairs is currently working on developing a proposed national critical infrastructure cyber incident response and recovery framework.

Language is an essential tool for communication, expression, and understanding among people.