Save the Children Fiji is calling on the relevant authorities to strengthen oversight and enforcement of regulations around school transport.

Two people will be produced at the Sigatoka Magistrates Court today, charged with separate cases of allegedly obtaining financial advantage by deception and having in possession property suspected to be proceeds of crime.

A total of 59 sugarcane farmers in Seaqaqa received grants from the government yesterday to assist them with securing land for farming.

A Suva businessman who plans to build a mini private hospital in the Capital City has identified a site for the proposed facility.

The people of Navunikabi Village in Namosi will be delivering letters to the Prime Minister, the Opposition Leader, and the Australian High Commission.

A man has been jailed for twelve years and five months for raping a minor in September last year.

If the threshold for the allocation of seats in parliament is lowered from five percent to two or three percent, Fiji is likely to see more political party coalitions in the future.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs has strongly refuted claims circulating on social media from certain political parties and proposed parties alleging a rise in racism and discrimination under the current coalition government.

A Greenpeace consultant is calling on Fiji to ratify the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdictions agreement, urging the country to take a leading role in prioritizing ocean conservation over exploitation.

The voices of those suffering the most from climate change remain unheard.

Minister for Meteorological Services Ro Filipe Tuisawau says Fiji is keen to learn from Japan’s advanced technology, particularly in disaster forecasting and communication.

The driver of the vehicle that was involved in the death of an eight-year-old student in Baskalave, Dreketi, last week has been charged.