The Fiji Trade Unions Congress wants Fijian workers heading overseas to be given ample time to prepare by undergoing improved pre-departure training.

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights is warning Pacific media organizations about the dangers of artificial intelligence in newsrooms.

Shiu Kumari of Wainikoro, Labasa, is a descendant of the Girmityas who came from India to Fiji to work on sugarcane plantations under the indentured labour system.

Fiji is the fourth largest exporter of goods to Tonga, and this relationship is set to deepen.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is intensifying inspections ahead of Mother’s Day celebrations.

ANZ Fiji is encouraging customers to remain hyper-vigilant against scams this Mother’s Day, urging families to have an open conversation with each other to ensure they know how to spot the warning signs.

Some Suva residents are not happy about a meeting held today on a proposed apartment project near Short Street, Suva.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board will be taking steps within this week to execute eviction orders obtained from court.

The reform of the Fiji Police Force will be a key focus in the upcoming financial year, with the aim of right-sizing the organisation so it can effectively carry out its mission.

Fiji and Tonga are taking bold steps to boost trade, investment, and cooperation between them, moves that could shape the region’s economic future.

Independent Member of Parliament, Shalen Kumar, says the Girmit Day celebration is an exciting time for the Indian diaspora, especially the descendants of the Girmityas who came to Fiji 146 years ago.

The National Fire Authority has recorded four fire incidents in just the first week of this month.