Lautoka market vendors, particularly women, are gaining awareness of their rights and responsibilities through the UN Women’s Markets for Change (MC4) project.

Fiji Airways has announced it will begin a second weekly service between Nadi and Funafuti, Tuvalu from this Friday.

Fiji has commended India for its continued support in health, education, capacity building, and technology.

The Health Ministry has condemned the sale of snacks packaged in syringes near schools, after a child was reported to have purchased one of the products outside a primary school in Suva.

Fiji Labour Party’s intervener in the Constitution interpretation matter says they can only know if the constitutional amendment can get a 75 percent support in a referendum if the correct process is followed.

The Fiji Muslim League has withdrawn its Halal certification for McDonald’s Fiji.

Unity Fiji has questioned whether the Supreme Court has jurisdiction to determine a Cabinet referral under the 2013 Constitution.

Lawyer representing Fiji Labour Party, Jagath Karunaratne told the Supreme Court that the 2013 Constitution has been the supreme law of the land since September 9, 2013.

The Government has responded to concerns raised by the Pacific Flying School, a division of Joyce Aviation, over regulatory processes that have affected about 30 of its students awaiting completion of multi-engine and instrument flight training.

The Suva High Court was informed today that the iPhone 12 Pro, supposedly used by former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, has been retrieved.

UNAIDS, in partnership with the New Zealand Government, has launched a new booklet titled Power of Life to support people newly diagnosed with HIV.

Villagers in Navatu, Kubulau, Bua are struggling to access markets for their fish due to poor road infrastructure.