In a critical year for climate action, the International Court of Justice is poised to rule on climate change and human rights, a decision that could significantly impact how nations address these issues.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has filed information on thirteen people charged with a total of 21 counts of serious offences last month.

Three people were arrested in two separate drug raids in Sakoca, Nasinu, yesterday.

Basic Industries Limited has secured long-term access to river gravel and hard rock resources from the Toge Resource Owners.

Mainstream media follows strict legal and ethical rules, unlike social media platforms, creating an unbalanced media landscape.

Vanuatu Broadcasting and Television Corporation Chief Executive Francis Herman thought December 17, 2024, was his last day on earth when a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific island nation.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation and Voice of America have today renewed a Memorandum of Understanding.

The case of the suspended Permanent Secretary for Fisheries and Forestry, Atelaite Rokosuka, is currently before the Public Service Disciplinary Tribunal.

“I’m still standing.”

The Labasa High Court has further remanded the three youths charged in connection with the death of an elderly man from Wainikoro, Labasa, last month.

The coalition government has kept to its promise to ensure there is media freedom and its first step was to repeal the oppressive Media Industry Development Act.

Four men arrested during a drug raid at the Nanuku Settlement in Vatuwaqa on Saturday, have been charged.