The Public Service Commission is intensifying its fight against gender-based violence and drug abuse, issuing a powerful call for unity, courage, and action from every public servant.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will arrive in the country today.

With the national budget just around the corner, some senior citizens say an increase in welfare allowances will make a huge difference in meeting their daily needs.

Fiji is tightening its maritime security with a new push to make Automatic Identification Systems compulsory across all ports.

The Real Estate Agents Licensing Board is warning its professionals to uphold ethical and professional standards.

A new rehabilitation clinic has officially opened at Tamavua Twomey Hospital.

The Ministry of Agriculture along with the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji continues awareness campaigns on Fall Armyworm for farmers nationwide.

Fifteen women market vendors from Suva Municipal Market completed a three-day cooperative business operations training at the Ministry of Cooperatives Headquarters in Suva.

This year’s Desertification and Drought Day highlights an urgent global challenge: restoring 1.5 billion hectares of degraded land and jumpstarting a trillion-dollar land restoration economy by 2030.

Thirty-four percent of children aged five to 11 in Fiji are involved in child labour.

The Suva High Court has granted a Restraining Order application concerning two properties that are linked to the 4.1 tonne of drug case which is currently on trial in the Lautoka High Court.

Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services, and Transport, Paula Baleilevuka, highlights that ports play a vital role as gateways for trade, and key drivers of economic development.