Senior citizens in the Northern Division have been encouraged to make wills to prevent family conflicts.

The Ministry of Health, while accelerating its spraying program for dengue fever, has called on the public to do their part.

The iTaukei Land Trust approved and financially supported 46 iTaukei businesses in 2024.

This year’s Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants Annual Congress will serve as a platform for critical dialogue, innovative solutions, and action-able strategies aimed at securing Fiji’s long-term resilience and prosperity amid global uncertainties.

A 51-year-old woman who allegedly left her 18-month-old grandson unsupervised, which resulted in the child’s death, is among 19 people who were charged for serious offenses last month.

A man who launched a social media appeal this morning for his son’s surgery has collected over $17,000 in the last three hours.

Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu says teachers should not have to bear the burden of bureaucratic delays.

The Fijian Teachers Association believes that the Education Act 1966 is outdated.

A man who severed his aunt’s arm during a violent altercation in 2022 in the Western Division has been sentenced to six years and 20 days in prison.

The government is taking significant steps to position Fiji as a key player in the blue economy.

The International Women’s Association (IWA) Fiji has procured and delivered saline for children admitted at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister is urging Pacific leaders and financial stakeholders to prioritize climate-resilient investments.