The Rotuman culture and language may be under threat, but this year’s Rotuma Day celebration was a powerful reminder that pride in identity still runs deep.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he would rather see a single party lead the government instead of a coalition of parties.

Six remote schools in the interior of Viti Levu are now connected to high-speed internet following the installation of Starlink satellite technology.

Fiji is calling for increased support in strengthening health systems, particularly in the areas of NCD prevention, mental health, and health service access for vulnerable populations.

The Suva High Court has dismissed an appeal against both the conviction and sentence of former Post Fiji Limited employee Kautanagauna Raiqeu.

Tourism Fiji Chief Executive Brent Hill says he remains optimistic that visitor arrivals will rebound soon.

The wait is finally over for Reshna Devi, who has called the Public Rental Board flats in Narere home for 35 years and is now on the path to homeownership through the government’s rent-to-own initiative.

The National Council for Persons with Disabilities has unveiled a business continuity plan designed to safeguard essential services during staff turnover and natural disasters.

The Ministry of Forestry has raised concerns over the emerging issues of carbon trading and carbon financing in the forest sector.

A person has died following an alleged hit-and-run incident between Colo-i-Suva and Sawani early this morning.

The Agricultural Marketing Authority admits that it is buying from suppliers at a loss compared to other exporters.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress believes that everything in the Work Care Bill must be in line with or consistent with the Occupational Health and Safety at Work Act.