The iTaukei Affairs Board is under scrutiny for failing to submit its financial reports for the past 16 years.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development is under pressure to fix internal gaps and improve how it delivers services.

Fiji’s tourism industry has proven its resilience through decades of challenges.

Fiji is ready to lead the Melanesian Spearhead Group next week, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka taking charge on Monday.

A 34-year struggle has ended with the Cuvu Christ Embassy Church finally receiving legal rights to its property.

Fiji is edging closer to a full-blown HIV epidemic.

Yoga is more than movement; it is a response to rising stress, poor mental health, and inactivity in Fiji and beyond.

Family neglect is pushing children into drug use.

The Land Transport Authority is pushing to reintroduce comprehensive insurance to help ease traffic congestion and speed up accident resolutions.

Rental car scams are on the rise, with Fijian consumers losing over $97,000 since 2020.

Chief Dietitian Ateca Kama has raised concerns over the critical shortage of school health dietitians, warning that the lack of dedicated personnel is undermining efforts to improve nutrition and food security in schools.

A tragic road accident involving a 17-year-old who was driving without a valid license has renewed calls for the swift rollout of Fiji’s two-tier provisional licensing system.