The Electoral Commission is yet to receive an official notification from the Secretary General to Parliament on the vacancy of a seat in Parliament.

More than 66 percent of all cyber threats detected in Fiji so far this year have been malware-related, with phishing accounting for over 30 per-cent.

A 24/7 operations center is active in Fiji, coordinating efforts between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Embassy, and the Permanent Mission of Fiji to the United Nations in New York in response to recent tensions in the Middle East.

A major change could be coming for minor offenders who committed an offense over 10 years ago and are rehabilitated individuals aiming to improve employment and visa application opportunities.

Hundreds of people in Navua, Pacific Harbour, and Galoa received free medical services over the weekend during a major outreach event.

The Health Ministry is raising concern over the reluctance of parents to seek HIV testing even when their children may be at risk.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation wants Year 12 and 13 students to complete a mandatory two-week work attachment.

Welfare recipients in Labasa say rising prices are making it harder to survive and they want the upcoming national budget to reflect that reality.

As the national budget announcement draws near, the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association is urging the government to shift focus by putting infrastructure first.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission states that Fiji must use this moment to prevent the need for another commission in the future.

Fiji’s marriage numbers continue to fall, with just 6,470 unions registered in 2024, down from nearly 9,500 in 2016.

The latest employment figures from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics reveal that women make up 38.5 percent of Fiji’s paid workforce.