The redevelopment of Govind Park in Ba, which was damaged by Tropical Cyclone Winston is making progress with completion expected by April.

Online violence targeting women is on the rise in Fiji, with alarming reports of blackmail, sextortion, and the misuse of explicit images.

A 31-year-old unemployed man from Kinoya has been arrested for unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Lack of awareness about proper waste disposal and management continues to hinder environmental sustainability in many Fijian communities.

Police have retrieved a body from an empty residential lot in Naodamu, Labasa, this morning.

Fiji’s economy is expected to grow by 3.8 per cent , up from the previous forecast of 2.8 per cent, reflecting a stronger-than-expected recovery.

A police officer has been charged with one count of unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Diabetes remains a critical health challenge in Fiji, prompting Diabetes Fiji to introduce innovative strategies aimed at improving patient care and raising awareness.

The sugar industry now includes 2,183 female farmers, accounting for approximately 15 percent of the nation’s cane growers.

The Ministry for Environment is committed to addressing waste management issues across municipalities with a particular focus on improving local littering practices and expanding landfill capacities.

Access to quality healthcare remains a challenge for rural communities and the Bukuya Health Centre in Ba is no exception.

The Health Ministry’s team in the North is urging Fijians especially younger generations to prioritize regular health check-ups as Non-Communicable Diseases become an increasingly health concern.