Former students of Natabua High School from across the globe gathered in Lautoka and Nadi for a heartfelt reunion aimed at honoring their alma mater and supporting its future.

The Nabouwalu Youth Group in Bua is currently on a mission to completely eradicate the use and trade of illicit drugs in the village.

The Fiji Public Service Association and the Fiji Council of Social Services reaffirmed their demand for an increase in both the national minimum wage and civil service worker salaries at a national rally for workers and communities held yesterday.

Fiji will be hosting the 21st Annual Regular Session of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission later this year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasized that being a school dropout should not carry a stigma.

Close to 360,000 Indigenous Fijians do not have bank accounts, says SOLE Fintech Founder Semi Tukana.

The Suva City Council is now focusing on the maintenance and re-development of existing infrastructure.

Fiji’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Filipo Tarakinikini, introduced a draft resolution during the resumed session of the special committee.

The cabinet has endorsed the review of the Security Industry Act 2010.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection has requested the government to convert bus fare voucher allocations to cash in the upcoming 2024–2025 national budget.

The Fiji Law Society will now focus on identifying the unmet legal needs in Fiji.

The cabinet has approved the execution of a Memorandum of Sale with the Australian Government.