Israel launched multiple air strikes on Iran in the early hours of Saturday, in response to what the Israeli military called “months of continuous attacks” from Tehran and its proxies.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for support in the formation of a coalition to address overfishing in Fiji and other Pacific Island Countries under the Commonwealth.

As part of their ongoing commitment to fighting cancer in Fiji, Prestige Skills Training Academy is making mental health training a top priority in an effort to strengthen support systems for families of cancer victims and survivors.

Not all derelicts and abandoned vessels will be cut out once the removal process begins, as few will be used and meant for other purposes.

Several homes in Wailoku are now submerged following heavy overnight rainfall in the eastern division.

There are revelations that around 400 workers participating in Australia’s seasonal worker programs have absconded since the program’s inception seven years ago.

Heavy rainfall across the eastern division has triggered flooding in parts of the Suva-Nausori corridor.

The Fijian Teachers Association now voices its support for the recent reassignment of Selina Kuruleca, the Permanent Secretary for Education, citing unmet expectations for key reforms within the education sector.

The Ministry of Agriculture continues to provide training on soil and plant health for its extension officers, empowering farmers to prioritize soil health for improved productivity.

The body of a 5-year-old boy who drowned in Waidra, Baulevu, along the Rewa River has been recovered yesterday morning.

Year eight students at the International Suva School in Laucala Beach are being taught the importance of giving back to their communities from an early age.

Sugarcane farmers will receive an unprecedented increase in payments ahead of Diwali.