The Fiji Police Force has made several arrests in the Lautoka area over the last 48-hour period for alleged drug-related offences.

Tourists spent a significant amount on tours and attractions, indicating a growing interest in activities beyond lodging and airfare says Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka.

Discussions are underway to bring back the Road Safety Council to curb irresponsible road behavior and enhance road safety awareness.

The Yavusa Lewaiwavuwavu of Sabeto in Nadi conducted a silent protest at the Prime Minister’s office in Suva.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party has announced the loss of their Party President Turaga na i Taukei Waimaro, Ratu Manoa Roragaca.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has highlighted the role of ethical practice and forward-thinking strategies in shaping Fiji’s future economic and social landscape.

A fire has destroyed an agricultural workshop and two dormitories at Ra High School near Waimicia, approximately 40 minutes’ drive from Rakiraki Town.

The 2024 National Summit will be held in the second half of the year to give sufficient time for national consultations.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging the rejection of military escalation in the Pacific region.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has expressed outrage following the alleged murder of a 25- year-old at an apartment complex along Robertson Road in Suva yesterday morning.

The farmers in the interior of Naitasiri, especially in Waidracia, are facing challenges with fluctuating prices of taro, a significant commodity for their livelihoods.

The continuous cases of scammers targeting individual’s needs solutions including a watchlist says Vodafone Fiji.