Around 300 participants, including families and youth, gathered early this morning for the EUWalk4ClimateAction event organized by the European Union Delegation to the Pacific.

The Foundation for Education of Needy Children has reached a significant milestone in its mission to support vulnerable children across Fiji.

The government will continue prioritizing policies that empower, motivate, and include girls in Fiji.

Fiji’s Solicitor General Ropate Green emphasizes the crucial role of judicial independence in maintaining the integrity of democracy and upholding justice in the nation.

The Ministry of Justice has announced a comprehensive plan to address delays in birth and death registrations, a critical component in improving the records system.

Food safety and nutrition are the key pillars of the government’s ongoing efforts to build a healthier future for Fijians.

The FMF Uprising Music Festival is placing a strong emphasis on local talent at this year’s event.

Attorney General Graham Leung states that Fiji’s legal profession is facing growing challenges related to lawyer competence and ethical conduct.

The government today held a formal farewell ceremony for outgoing President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere at the State House, marking the end of his tenure as the nation’s sixth Head of State.

The defense lawyer representing Bradley Dawson, an American national charged with the murder of his wife Christe Chan, argued before the Lautoka High Court that the prosecution has failed to provide sufficient evidence to convict his client.

New data from the World Meteorological Organization shows that 2024 is on track to become the warmest year on record, raising the stakes for leaders arriving at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is reminding the Melanesian community that they have always been recognized at the government level.