Fijian weaver Lanieta Raratabu, from Muanaicake village in Fulaga, is calling on the Government to reassess the pricing of arts and handicrafts and explore overseas markets for local crafters.

VT1S artist Peni Roqara, known as “Ju Ben,” is enhancing Fiji’s music scene with authentic hip-hop rooted in personal experiences.

The Lomaiviti Province has come to an agreement to support the proposed United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People.

A 16-year-old student is lucky to have escaped serious injury following a road accident along Queen Elizabeth Drive in Suva yesterday afternoon.

Fiji Pine Limited has prioritized education by awarding over $200,000 to at least 116 students who are children and families of landowners in the five forest stations.

The University of the South Pacific reaffirmed its commitment to the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals as it has been ranked in the 2024 Times Higher Education World Impact Rankings.

Villages in Serua are increasingly concerned that climate change could severely impact their land and traditional burial sites.

The Australian government has been instrumental in supporting the growth of Fiji’s business process and knowledge process outsourcing sectors.

The Local Government Ministry is working with the various municipalities to ensure that public parks and amenities are kept in good condition.

District representatives from the Lau Province were reminded of the crucial roles they play in driving holistic development.

A body has been recovered from the Rewa River.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, highlights the need for more traditional chiefs in Lomaiviti to be traditionally installed.