Youth leaders from across the Pacific have been urged to take a more active role in shaping democratic governance.

The National Fire Authority is warning property owners to take greater responsibility for fire safety after responding to three separate house fires, two of which involved vacant homes.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) has issued a public statement following an FBC News report on concerns raised by a Macuata family regarding their daughter’s lease fund records.

Two political aspirants, Mereoni Marama and Repeka Kagi have confirmed their intention to contest Fiji’s upcoming general election.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has today questioned why Energy Fiji Limited continues to push for electricity tariff increases despite returning to profit.

The Tui Nayau says a new generation of drug dealers will emerge if the Government fails to act decisively and quickly to address the crisis.

The Ministry of Employment is still trying to locate a Fijian seasonal worker who was recently seen in a viral video appearing homeless in Australia.

Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman’s appeal matter in relation to a re-trial will be called in August this year.

The Suva High Court has given a defence lawyer 14 days to file submissions in an alleged murder case involving Charles Laxton Sundar.

Menstrual health during climate disasters is being highlighted as a major health, rights and planning issue.

Fiji has been re-elected Chair of the Regional Steering Group for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in Asia and the Pacific for the 2026–2030 term.

A total of 108 students graduated from Pacific Polytech’s Micro Qualification Programme in Nausori, taking the institution’s total number of graduates to 3,219 since the programme began.