More than 140 years after thousands of Indians arrived in Fiji under the harsh Girmit system, efforts are now underway to preserve their stories and reconnect descendants with their ancestral roots.

Government MP Manoa Kamikamica has pleaded not guilty to charges of perjury and providing false information to a public servant.

The High Court has adjourned its judgment in the case of a man accused of murdering his pregnant wife in Suva.

Pacific countries are working together to improve maternal health, child nutrition and social welfare systems.

The Labasa Taxi Association says ongoing joint operations between the Fiji Police Force and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces have made a noticeable difference to night-time safety in Labasa Town and surrounding areas.

Women in Biaugunu Village, Saqani in Cakaudrove are set to benefit from a new homestay initiative aimed at strengthening rural livelihoods.

A video widely circulated on social media shows military personnel patrolling a Public Rental Board property along Mead Road in Nabua early this morning.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says it is in the final stages of deciding on a proposed electricity fuel surcharge increase by Energy Fiji Limited.

Concerns over rogue landlords and unsafe rental practices in informal settlements were raised during parliamentary scrutiny of the Consumer Council’s annual reports for 2020–2021 and 2023–2024.

The Fijian Elections Office says many people may wrongly believe they are already registered to vote in the upcoming municipal elections, when a separate registration process is required.

The legacy of Girmit continues to shape the identity and future of many Indo-Fijians, according to University of Fiji Vice-Chancellor Shaista Shameem.

Students and teachers in the Yasayasa Moala group are set to benefit from improved learning support as government efforts continue to strengthen education in maritime schools.