The Ministry of Finance has so far paid around $42.9 million to 212, 017 students for the Back to School Support this year.

Radio’s resilience in the Pacific lies in its ability to adapt, and balance traditional services with emerging digital platforms like podcasts and social media.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation officially launched its online streaming platform, VITI+, during the Pacific Media Partnership Conference this morning.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka will elevate the Pacific’s voice on critical issues during the annual Munich Security Conference in Germany this week.

As climate change intensifies, the Pacific Islands face a growing food security crisis.

Public Service Broadcasting plays a vital role in fostering peace, preserving culture, and promoting democratic values.

Radio continues to be a lifeline for many Fijians, particularly in rural and maritime communities where internet access is limited.

The Fiji Police Force has clarified that security footage being shared of an incident where a woman was the victim of an aggravated robbery in Suva claiming to have happened in recent days, was dealt with last month.

The 18-year-old youth alleged to have assaulted and robbed an elderly woman in Siberia, Labasa was charged and produced in court yesterday.

As we celebrate World Radio Day, it’s just as well to reflect that Fiji was one of the first in the South Pacific to adopt the new medium.

The free medicine scheme, which has been in place for several years, provides crucial access to essential medications for patients.

Another raid in Sakoca has resulted in the arrest of two women following the discovery of dried leaves believed to be marijuana.