Tenants across Fiji continue to face challenges due to delays in the approval of the Landlord and Tenancy Bill, which was drafted in 2018 but is yet to be tabled in Parliament.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is seeking $100 million from the government in the next financial year.

Fiji’s most vulnerable communities are often the ones left behind when it comes to essential government services, but that changes this week for residents of the Vatuwaqa settlement.

As Fiji prepares to celebrate the 146th Girmit commemoration in Labasa this weekend, a powerful message of unity, love, and shared identity has come from one of Labasa oldest Girmitiya descendants.

A former Land Transport Authority officer has been charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption with one count of bribery.

A national football player is being investigated for an alleged rape incident.

Fiji now has the capacity to track disease outbreaks, identify new variants, and monitor the evolution of infectious diseases.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka will soon be appointing a National Security Advisor.

The Suva City Council has confirmed steady progress across all key stages of the rehabilitation project of the Suva Bus Stand.

The cabinet will be seeking an opinion from the Supreme Court on the interpretation and application of the amendment provisions of the 2013 Constitution.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says that Fiji anticipates no immediate impact from the 32 percent export duty by the United States.

Counter Stroke Fiji is turning its focus to high-stress workplaces this month, saying many people overlook warning signs linked to stroke, such as high blood pressure, unmanaged stress, and other health conditions.