People living with albinism have strongly advocated for the use of appropriate language to describe individuals with this rare genetic condition.

Two men and a child are the country’s latest road fatality victims after three separate accidents.

The Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka stresses the importance of developing highly qualified human resources to drive the tourism industry forward.

Lutu Village in the Province of Naitasiri has turned their dream into reality with the establishment of its own community-based forest park.

The United Kingdom has shown concern over Fiji’s drug crisis, and they’ve highlighted ways to help the country fight this epidemic.

The Minister for Trade, Co-operatives, Small and Medium Enterprises, and Communications, Manoa Kamikamica, recently held a meeting with officials from the Immigration Department to discuss ways to improve service delivery.

In response to the necessity for resources to conduct surveillance of fishing grounds, the government presented two 23-foot fiberglass boats to fishing cooperatives in the District of Nadi in Bua.

Pacific Recycling Foundation Founder Amitesh Deo stresses the urgent need for a shift in mindset and behavior at all levels to address climate change and waste management in Fiji.

Fiji has intensified its efforts to eliminate exploitation of children through any form of work, as reports reveals the instances of child labour has increased following COVID-19.

A 30-minute documentary, “Drua: A Beacon of Discovery”, by the University of Fiji will be premiered at the Pacific Arts Festival in Hawaii today.

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Fiji-Indonesia bilateral relations, hundreds of enthusiastic individuals from the two countries converged for a fun-walk to mark the celebration in Suva today.

A new Youth Education Sex App has been launched to empower young people in the Pacific region.