Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has reminded early childhood teachers that they must always maintain professionalism and accountability.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress will launch a national campaign for a Living Wage in 2026, aiming to ensure wages reflect the real cost of living.

Rotuma Island is making significant strides towards sustainable energy with its ongoing solar farm project, helping reduce reliance on diesel power and providing a continuous electricity supply to the community.

An investigative officer with the Fiji Police Force has been arrested for allegations of bribery and corruption.

Social Democratic Liberal Party leader Aseri Radrodro has welcomed the recent Supreme Court advisory opinion confirming the 2013 Constitution as the supreme law of Fiji and clarifying the democratic pathway for constitutional amendments.

The Fiji Police Force’s Drug Unit has seen a concerning rise in drug-related cases in the early months of 2025, with 309 cases recorded between March and May before declining to 65 in July.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening consumer protection and related legislation.

Rotuma Island is undergoing major developments aimed at improving daily life and sustainability for its community.

As family and friends mourns the tragic passing of Dr. Isireli Biumaitotoya, widely known as Leighly Leli Darling, close family members are remembering him as a person with a generous spirit and a big heart.

Cultural expressions belong to local communities and should not be claimed or exploited without their consent, says Barrister and Solicitor and owner of Oceania Intellectual Property.

The Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network says it is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of Dr. Isireli Biumaitotoya, commonly known as Leighley Leli Darling.

Students and teachers of Vunimanuca Primary School in Seaqaqa are happy with the sealing of Kawakawavesi Road and the school frontage.