Tikosaya Ledua is turning waste into art and giving women a chance to earn from it.

Six tenants were asked to leave Public Rental Board estates last year after their incomes rose above the $30,000 limit.

Residents of Savusavu are facing ongoing shortages of essential medicines and hospital supplies, forcing some to buy their own.

Fiji needs to meet New Zealand’s strict biosecurity rules if it wants to grow its agricultural exports.

The Online Safety Commission is pushing to include digital literacy in schools to fight rising online abuse.

Fiji’s tourism industry is bouncing back after a slow start to the year.

The Suva High Court has ruled that a formal application for discovery must be made before any cross-examination of senior government officials in the case involving the former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

A newborn baby was discovered yesterday inside a washroom at a tertiary institution hostel in Lautoka.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission states that strong international support is vital to advancing the country’s reconciliation efforts.

Impersonation scams are increasing with fraudsters pretending to be trusted people or organisations to steal personal information or money.

A fire last weekend damaged part of the Fijian Elections Office in Suva, but officials say all electoral operations are still secure.

Illicit drug use is driving a rise in HIV infections in Fiji, especially among young people.