The Pacific Islands are witnessing an unprecedented era of cooperation, fuelled in large part by the unwavering support of Australia and New Zealand.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Center Coordinator Shamima Ali, emphasized the importance of government and Non-Governmental Organizations to collaborate in addressing gender-based violence.

The National Fire Authority is calling on bus operators to service their buses well and ensure proper electrical repairs are done by qualified automotive electricians.

The Fiji Police Force has commended members of the public for their support in tackling the illicit drug trade.

The Acting Commissioner of Police, Juki Fong Chew, has called for a thorough investigation into the conduct of one of his officers following the emergence of a disturbing video on social media.

A bus caught fire this morning while travelling along Queens Road near Olosara, Sigatoka.

145 students of Ratu Kadavulevu School who were affected by a recent fire at one of the dormitories will resume classes on June 26th.

Pacific Recycling Foundation CEO Amitesh Deo has drawn attention to the hurdles faced by participants in a recent campaign that garnered interest from 400 individuals.

Concerns have been raised about the distribution of allowances for senior citizens, as family members collect the funds on their behalf.

A Tailevu elder has called for the removal of the seasonal worker program and Pacific Australian Mobility Scheme (PALM).

Women play a vital role in the restoration of land, and there is a need to increase their involvement in the management of natural resources.

The South Pacific Business Development (Fiji) should consider expanding its services by operating like a bank.