Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirmed he has been formally informed by the Solomon Islands about its decision to exclude nearly two dozen countries from the upcoming Pacific Islands Forum meeting.

Over the past decade, Fiji has made major progress with its early warning systems, leading to more accurate predictions during natural disasters.

Naitasiri’s youth population has dropped dramatically, from over 64,000 in 2017 to just 28,000 in 2023.

Experts believe Fiji’s rural economy, especially farming households, could be a key driver of economic growth.

The growing threat of climate change is placing unprecedented pressure on small island developing states, particularly in the Pacific, where the impacts are proving devastating.

The High Court has ordered Raiwaqa Buses Limited to pay $10,000 to accident victim Samuela Sautamata Ritova within seven days.

The Health Ministry has officially declared an end to the dengue fever outbreak in the Central and Western Divisions.

Fiji is confronting urgent and complex threats, from climate change and cyberattacks to organized crime and regional instability.

Director of Criminal Investigations, Serupepeli Neiko took the stand this afternoon in the case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho.

The Fijian Media Association is strongly condemning today’s attempted attack on journalists covering the sentencing of convicted murderer Tevita Kapawale outside the High Court in Suva.

A $40,000 dialysis machine donated to Labasa Hospital’s Dialysis Centre is set to expand life-saving treatment for kidney patients in Vanua Levu.

Fiji’s healthcare system struggles with soaring treatment costs and the challenge of offering suitable care for patients with complex conditions.