The two men who were charged in the case involving the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi have been dismissed, with the case being discontinued in court.

Around 600 graduate, secondary-trained teachers working in primary schools claim they are being paid less than they deserve, despite holding recognised qualifications.

The government’s decision to defer the long-awaited municipal elections has disappointed several female community leaders across the country.

Climate-resilient housing has become a major priority for Fiji as the country faces increasing threats from climate change and natural disasters.

What began as small acts of service during the COVID-19 lockdown has grown into a powerful youth movement, now reflected through the Fiji Children’s Award, which continues to recognise and inspire young Fijians making a difference in their communities.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has launched an internal review following public concern over an incident at an MSAF-managed wharf involving access restrictions and the handling of equipment.

Cabinet has approved a full review of the Pharmacy Profession Act 2011 to strengthen the regulation of pharmacy practice, pharmacy services, and the operation of pharmacies across Fiji.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation and Six Senses Fiji have launched Fiji’s first-ever outer island Recycling on the Go Ambassadors Programme aimed at tackling growing waste problems in maritime communities.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, the Republic of Fiji Military Forces and the Fiji Police Force are stepping up efforts to combat the growing threat of drugs in Fiji through stronger partnerships with village leaders in the Western Division.

In an effort to promote workplace wellness, FIJI Water has introduced vending machines stocked with nutritious snacks and beverages, free of charge.

Preparations are now underway for the 15th annual Kula Awards, with Film Fiji launching a series of creative workshops aimed at nurturing young talent across the country.

Fijians should brace for another increase in living costs following the approval of higher electricity charges and bus fares by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.