Concerns about the state of public toilets including reports of used syringes found in urinal areas has been raised in Parliament this week.

The Pacific Island countries, including Fiji, continue to contend the ever-increasing geostrategic interests and battle the climate crisis.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is still awaiting the completion of the police investigation into the Ferris wheel incident.

“Cries from the Moana,” an illustrated children’s book about the dangers of seabed mining in the Pacific Ocean, has won international recognition by receiving the 2024 UK Rubery Award.

Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has firmly upheld his authority, stating that any Member of Parliament questioning his decisions should seek redress in court.

Local exporters face ongoing difficulties in accessing the Australian market for fresh ginger due to concerns over nematode risks associated with Fiji-grown produce.

The iTaukei Affairs Minister Ifereimi Vasu has assured that the Vuma housing project in Ovalau is under active consideration.

A police officer faces charges for allegedly sexually assaulting and raping a minor.

A man has been charged with allegedly murdering his 59-year-old grandmother.

A man has been charged with allegedly obtaining more than $300 from a member of the public via a mobile money transfer app.

The VAT on goods received from overseas is a measure that will bring about equity.

Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministers will meet in their annual convening today in Suva.