Twelve secondary and primary schools across Fiji have received 139 laptops.

Australia and New Zealand remain the dominant contributors to Fiji’s tourism revenue.

Victims or witnesses of harmful communication and cyberbullying should file formal complaints so cases can be investigated and offenders held accountable.

A disturbing video has surfaced showing what appears to be a police officer violently assaulting some men.

Fiji’s health clinics face a shortage of dengue test kits as supplies run low across the country.

Fiji’s only dedicated mental health institution is not only coping with a surge in mental health and drug-related admissions, but is also acting as a long-term shelter for patients who have been abandoned by their families.

Hundreds of people are expected to fill the Vodafone Arena today to farewell legendary musician George “FIJI” Veikoso.

The Ministry of Employment has stressed that labour laws apply equally to all workers, whether they are foreign or local.

For years, obtaining a building permit in Fiji has been a lengthy, opaque ordeal that stalled developments and raised costs for homeowners, small developers, and large investors alike.

Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde is contesting the suspension of his salary and benefits, claiming it is “unlawful and unconstitutional.”

The review of the Police Act 1965 is now underway, with public submissions open from yesterday.

A man has been jailed for three years for breaking into a home and stealing valuables in Suva.