FBC News is investigating reports of an alleged hit-and-run incident this morning between Colo-i-Suva and Sawani.

Social Democratic Liberal Party General Secretary Viliame Takayawa says the party will continue holding the coalition government accountable by raising issues that matter to the people.

Forty-seven people who have been residing at the Public Rental Board Housing in Narere have been given offer letters under the rent-to-own initiative.

The Methodist Church is taking a firm stand against the rising misuse of traditional iTaukei relationships, specifically highlighting concerns over the growing trend of oversexualized jokes and bold behavior.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has again reiterated that there will not be a minimum wage increase in the upcoming budget.

The Water Authority of Fiji has again come under scrutiny, this time for the poor quality and late submission of its financial reports.

The Fiji Roads Authority lost up to 50 staff last year, with many leaving for jobs in Australia and New Zealand.

The Public Service Commission, with the agreement of the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, has announced the appointment of Navin Raj Shayam as Permanent Secretary for Education.

The Bhojpuri Dance Group leader, Rakesh Upadhya, says their music aims to reach out to the youth, who face many challenges and distractions.

Fiji is taking significant steps to combat violence against children, with a national strategy set to eliminate violence by 2027.

The Land Transport Authority will deploy 12 new portable speed cameras across the country in the coming weeks to strengthen road safety enforcement.

Chief Justice Salesi Temo has reaffirmed the judiciary’s commitment to the rule of law, impartiality, and independence.