Fiji Media Association General Secretary Stanley Simpson says media freedom must be protected consistently and not just when it suits those in power.

A substantial amount of money allocated for this year’s Girmit Day celebration in Labasa has already been utilized, with more funding to be used soon to ensure the success of the event.

A new initiative called the “Loloma Closet” has been launched at Labasa Hospital to support new mothers facing financial difficulties and lacking family support.

Firefighters are urged to prioritize their health and safety.

Westpac Fiji supported a transformative initiative to empower single mothers from informal settlements across Fiji.

Companies listed on the South Pacific Stock Exchange have collectively declared $43 million in dividends from January to April this year, continuing a strong trend of delivering shareholder value.

Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga has confirmed that a video showing an altercation involving a member of the Fiji Corrections Services has been brought to his attention.

The Online Safety Commission has received a complaint regarding a video currently circulating on social media, which allegedly shows a senior government official involved in an altercation at a local nightclub.

The Labasa High Court has granted bail to one of two suspended police officers from Savusavu charged in connection with a rape incident involving a 17-year-old victim.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has called for urgent regulation of illegal transport operators, citing serious concerns over passenger safety.

A visit by the U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet flagship, USS Blue Ridge, to Fiji highlights Washington’s ongoing efforts to deepen security ties and regional cooperation in the Pacific.

An aunt was charged by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions last month for one count of aiding and abetting rape.