A quiet and deeply emotional atmosphere continued at the State House as women carry out the sacred iTaukei mourning ritual of Bikabika for the late former President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

Ethnicity data shows iTaukei births made up the majority.

The man accused of allegedly murdering his 25-year-old pregnant wife at Waimanu Apartment in Suva in 2024 chose to remain silent when he was asked about his defence in the Suva High Court this morning after the prosecution closed its case yesterday.

Fiji is calling for a shift in how climate aid is delivered to the Pacific, urging development partners to focus on better-targeted, more effective support rather than simply increasing funding levels.

The planned community march in Lautoka against the proposed waste-to-energy incinerator at Naikorokoro Point has been cancelled.

A major boost is on the way for patients and families in the country, with the groundbreaking of a new US$10 million National Rehabilitation Centre in Tamavua.

The Kingdom of Tonga will tomorrow pay tribute to the late former Fiji President and Speaker, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

In an effort to make digital financial services easier and more accessible for the people of Fiji, Vodafone Fiji has announced four major upgrades to its M-PAiSA platform.

The Suva High Court has heard detailed testimony about how advice was prepared and submitted to the Prime Minister’s Office in relation to a disputed Ministry of Health tender waiver in 2011.

Farmers across the country affected by Tropical Cyclone Vaianu can now access assistance from the Ministry of Agriculture, which was launched today.

Mortality increased across both sexes, with men consistently recording higher death rates.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital, Fiji’s largest maternity facility handling over 20 percent of national births, recorded sharp swings in data completeness.