The sincere words “We will remember them” were echoed by servicemen and women at the Republic of Fiji Military Forces’ Sukanaivalu Barracks today as they gathered to pay tribute to the fallen on Remembrance Day, November 11th.

Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu has nominated former Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Ruveni Nadalo for the position of Speaker of Parliament.

The Lautoka High Court is set to deliver its judgment in the case of Bradley Dawson, an American national charged with the murder of his wife, Christie Chan, at a luxury resort on Fiji’s Turtle Island in 2022.

Making small and impactful changes in daily habits can significantly lower the risk of prostate cancer.

The Ministry of Education says putting a drug policy and associated procedures in place, will ensure the issue is legally and adequately addressed, whether it involves a student being a drug perpetrator or a drug user.

The Indian Government has expanded its healthcare partnership with Fiji by launching an initiative focused on preventive healthcare, specifically aimed at combating the rising burden of non-communicable diseases.

Political interference in the justice system remains a sensitive and controversial topic in many countries, including Fiji.

A five-year-old boy was the youngest victim of an alleged rape.

A severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rainfall is now in force for eastern parts of Viti Levu.

Education Ministry Deputy Secretary Primary/Secondary Timoci Bure says better analysis of school dropout data will identify trends and help them design targeted interventions.

Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew says an integrated approach to addressing crime could “minimise” criminal activity.

The Foundation for Education of Needy Children has called for both long-term investments and immediate support for the most vulnerable children and families in Fiji.