Residents of Vunika in Labasa are raising serious safety concerns over abandoned road construction work, which they say has left unstable ground, blocked drainage, and damaged homes.

Maritime infrastructure investment is expected to strengthen economic activity in Cakaudrove, with a new multi-million-dollar jetty planned for Vunikura.

A man accused of killing his wife before taking her body to the Totogo Police Station in Suva has pleaded not guilty to murder.

Fiji is looking to revive its wedding tourism market, which has received less attention since borders reopened after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Civil society organisations receiving foreign funding can participate in campaign-related activities ahead of the next General Election, provided they comply with new rules approved by the Electoral Commission.

Fiji Airways passengers travelling from Los Angeles and San Francisco could face delays following a nationwide ground stop in the United States.

Households and businesses across parts of Nadi and Lautoka will face overnight water rationing from tonight as prolonged dry weather pushes water sources below critical levels.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party says comments about buying back freehold land and converting it to iTaukei ownership do not reflect its official policy, manifesto, or approved position.

A woman who used a fake Facebook account to post edited photographs and sexually degrading comments about another woman has been sentenced to nine months in prison.

More than 80 percent of children aged one to fourteen in Fiji have experienced violent discipline, with over one in ten subjected to severe physical punishment.

The People First party is calling for Fiji to retain the 2013 electoral system, supporting a single national constituency under the principle of one person, one vote, one value.

People must be given enough time and clear information to understand proposed constitutional changes before being asked to vote on them.