A police officer charged with manslaughter pleaded guilty on the first day of his trial at the Suva High Court yesterday.

Resilience is not an abstract concept as it touches every aspect of our lives, from the well-being of families to the sustainability of industries, including agriculture, fisheries, and tourism.

The Ministry of Education’s Library Services has helped Savusavu Community Foundation to reestablish the Nadavaci Village Library in the Natewa District.

Permanent Secretary for Health Dr Jemesa Tudravu says the Pacific Immunization Managers Meeting aims to revitalize immunization efforts, enhance disease surveillance, and tackle vaccine hesitancy.

The Ministry of Children in collaboration with Inspire Pacific, has successfully concluded a transformative four-week camp designed to rehabilitate and empower at-risk boys in Fiji.

Investigations are underway following the discovery of two bodies in separate cases in Suva and Navua this morning.

Prominent lawyer Jon Apted has welcomed the advice of the Solicitor General to pause the Employment Relations Act review process, urging the government to allow for broader public consultation before any new bill is presented to Parliament.

An advocate for women’s rights calls for greater male involvement in addressing domestic violence, emphasizing that it is not solely a women’s issue but a societal problem requiring collective action.

The delay in detection during an outbreak of respiratory illnesses has prompted the introduction of the first-ever flu-tracking project by the Ministry of Health.

The St Giles Hospital at present has a lot of young people from across the country who have been affected by drug abuse.

Cybercriminals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to carry out phishing attacks, often impersonating executives says Chief Executive for Chillisoft Alex Teh.

A heavy rain alert is now in force for Yasawa, Mamanuca, Viti Levu, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands.