Millions in the Pacific still lack access to basic drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene services, according to a new report launched by WHO and UNICEF to mark World Water Week 2025.

Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission Commissioner Alefina Vuki is urging all Fijians to seize the opportunity to have their voices heard on the nation’s constitution.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised concerns about outdated legislation, claiming it is limiting their ability to protect consumers from unethical business practices.

The Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North is more than just a weeklong celebration of music, culture, and diversity, as it has become a lifeline for the Northern Division, funding critical projects that tackle real challenges faced by communities.

The Fiji Teachers Union Cooperative Thrift and Credit Limited has noticed a growing trend where cooperatives are operating primarily as financial institutions.

Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa, this morning, encouraged young people of Raiwai and Raiwaqa to channel their energy into creativity, self-expression, and discipline.

Work is underway to enhance our border security with the introduction of container x-ray scanning facilities aimed at curbing drug trafficking and transnational crime.

For years, families attending funerals at the Ra Christian Cemetery in Rakiraki have faced the same struggle: no washroom facilities.

Many communities in Fiji’s Northern Division still lack access to clean and safe water, the Ministry for Rural and Maritime Development has confirmed.

A 20-year-old man from Korolevu Village in Navosa is admitted in critical condition at the Lautoka Aspen Hospital after falling off a moving vehicle on Tuesday night.

Two men are in Police custody following an armed robbery at a pharmacy in Moti Street last night.

The legal representative for the Group of 11, Tevita Vakalalabure, has welcomed the Supreme Court’s opinion on the 2013 Constitution.