FBC TV Manager Sitiveni Halofaki states that the new show titled “Health Matters: Understanding and Preventing Non-Communicable Diseases,” is aimed at raising awareness, especially in hard-to-reach areas.

Thousands of people gathered in Labasa this morning to be part of the 54th Independence Day celebration.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says that while Fijians are proud of our progress, we must also remember those who still bear the scars and pain from our nation’s journey over the past 54 years since independence.

A two-year-old child has allegedly sustained injuries during a domestic violence incident.

More women are pursuing careers in fields that were previously male-dominated.

The National Federation Party pays tribute to its members and leaders who were instrumental in the negotiation of independence for Fiji in 1970.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says his vision is based on his conviction that we must build a united and progressive Fiji where we can live in peace and harmony with each other.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation will always step up to support content that impacts the younger generation.

A prominent local businessman Umarji Aiyaz Mohammed Musa has returned to the country.

The noble banner blue stands as a symbol of hope amid any uncertainty among Fijians as they celebrate their 54th year of independence from colonialism.

A well-known fast-food restaurant in Nadi fell victim to a robbery today.

Residents living around Labasa and nearby communities should expect normal bus operation in their area tomorrow morning.