Students and villagers in the Deuba District gathered to celebrate World Food Day, with the presence of government and non-government organisations.

Tavua Police are investigating an alleged case of sacrilege after an unknown person broke into the Naseyani Seventh-day Adventist Church and stole a speaker.

A 21-year-old Labasa born chef and priest is adding a unique flavor to this year’s Diwali celebration by introducing traditional South Indian sweets that are rarely seen in Fiji.

Fiji has reaffirmed its commitment to fiscal discipline and long-term sustainable development during key meetings on the sidelines of the 2025 Internatonal Monetary Fund and World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington D.C.

The Social Empowerment and Education Programme says it strongly condemns recent public calls to reintroduce corporal punishment in Fiji.

Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa is calling for a people-centred and faith-driven approach in the fight against cancer.

The National Union of Workers is urging the Prime Minister to step in, claiming Fiji Water planned to carry out redundancies without proper consultation with the union.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund has clarified that deductions made from the recent Diwali payments only applied to farmers with outstanding arrears.

A new multi-million dollar service station is set to open in Navua, marking a significant investment in infrastructure and economic development for the area.

A road worker from Tavua has urged the government to step in after the Fiji Roads Authority reportedly gave notice to New Zealand-based contractor Higgins to cease operations.

The Pacific must lead with solutions, not be seen as victims of climate change, says Trade Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica.

The Lomaiviti group’s agricultural development is being held back by limited support systems, staffing, and infrastructure, says Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Waterways Inosi Kuridrani.