Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland called on Commonwealth countries to unite and use their collective voice to demand that climate finance promises be kept to prevent human suffering.

A research conducted by the Consumer Council on 2,093 low-income Fijians revealed that while 73 percent of respondents reported access to smartphones, there is a concerning 27 percent of individuals, predominantly women, lack personal access to these devices.

Nasinu Naari Sabha Treasurer Lalita Kumari has called for greater awareness and support for victims of domestic violence and trauma.

A 40-year-old woman has been charged with one count of obtaining a financial advantage.

The government of Australia believes that Fiji’s path towards resilience requires forward-thinking and innovative solutions like parametric insurance products.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has implemented controlled distribution of crucial Human Immunodeficiency Virus medications as it waits for additional supplies.

One hundred and sixty-five police officers have completed the mandatory Constable Qualifying Course.

Eighteen people are being treated at Lautoka Hospital following a collision between a shipping bus and a 4×4 vehicle yesterday afternoon.

Newly elected President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has called on members of the Great Council of Chiefs to lead by example and earn from their hard work rather than depending on contributions from their respective provinces.

Passengers in a bus involved in an accident with another vehicle near Vitogo Police Post in Lautoka, were rushed to the Aspen Lautoka Hospital.

The government will soon be able to strengthen its approach to employment opportunities, particularly for migrants, as it works to address long-standing challenges in filling critical job sectors.

Good news for business owners with the Nadi Town Council confirming it will revert to the two-way traffic system by the end of this year.