Tailors in Suva are bustling with activity, responding to a notable uptick in requests for custom-made attire, alterations, and unique designs.

The Fiji Police Force has issued more than 224 traffic infringement notices to motorists for speeding last week alone.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports and various studies have emphasized the unique challenges faced by women and girls in the climate crisis.

The $1.8m Tagimocia Court House, a state-of-the-art facility in Lautoka, was inaugurated today, marking a significant step in enhancing judicial efficiency.

The Parramatta Local Court in New South Wales has denied bail for Meli Bainimarama, the son of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

It has been revealed by the Acting Chief Executive of the Land Transport Authority that a significant number of high-profile individuals are part of the Highway Alert Public Viber Group.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, has sent out a profound Christmas safety appeal, pleading with people to be cautious and put their safety first this holiday season.

To establish a sustainable and resilient environment for the local community, the Namoli Youth Club partnered with the Women’s Fund to plant 150 mangroves at the village seashore last Saturday.

Petro Oceania, a business owned by Punjas and Sons Pte Ltd. and Gecko Trucking Ltd., has made a significant move by taking over the operation of ExxonMobil in the country.

The Fiji Cooperative of Farmers is expressing dissatisfaction, claiming that they have been kept uninformed regarding talks about industrial hemp.

France has shown willingness to partner with Fiji to protect our Economic Exclusive Zone.

The former Director Forestry Operations North and the manager of a private company appeared before the Labasa Magistrates Court for bribery related offences.