The Pacific Small Island Developing States Solutions Forum has concluded, providing participants with valuable strategies and insights to safeguard the people, culture, and environment.

The Foundation for Education of Needy Children has successfully launched a new learning centre in collaboration with the Tovata Methodist Church, aimed at providing vital educational support to children in the community.

The Home Affairs Minister has admitted that the Police Force’s past association with politicians, chiefs and business people had compromised their ability to perform duties effectively.

In an effort to prepare communities for the anticipated work of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the Saint Agnes Catholic Church today launched a trauma awareness and recovery program.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has been recognized by the Fiji Revenue and Customs Services for being the first government agency to fully integrate and utilize the new system.

Visiting Ukrainian-American journalist Peter Zalmayev has highlighted the far-reaching impacts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on Fiji and other Pacific nations.

Two people have died in separate road accidents in the Western Division yesterday.

Seven people have been arrested following a raid in Waqadra Nadi on Thursday.

The Fiji Medical Association has commended the government for the wisdom and responsiveness it has shown in recognizing and swiftly correcting its decision on overtime policy.

The Fiji Correction Services has clarified the early release of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama following recent comments on social media.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged the Melanesian community in Fiji to strengthen their bonds, promote communalism, and ensure that their rich cultural heritage is integrated into the nation’s educational framework.

The Lautoka City Council is working with the Ministry of Housing to formalize and integrate squatter settlements within and near the city’s boundaries.