Retailers across the nation have been cautioned against exploiting the government’s $200 back-to-school support initiative by raising prices on essential school supplies.

With Fiji celebrating Diwali today, Sanatan Dharam President Dhirendra Nand is urging people to come together not only to celebrate but also to address pressing social challenges facing the nation.

Minister of Disaster Risk Management Sakiasi Ditoka is urging the public to stay cautious of weather conditions during the Diwali celebrations today.

Unity or peace cannot be achieved while inequality exists.

A five-year analysis provided by the National Fire Authority from 2019 to September 30, 2024, indicated that of the top three causes of fire identified, electrical consistently remains the highest with at least 33 percent, arson being the second highest at 14 percent, and unattended cooking at 11 percent.

The Criminal Investigation Department Human Trafficking Unit is investigating allegations of forced labour in Rakiraki.

The Labasa Divisional Hospital has recorded a total of 25 cases of breast cancer this year to date.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has clarified that he did not ask President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere to reject his name as the Coalition Government’s recommended nominee.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Diwali, the festival of lights has become a national festival which unites people of all religions, languages, and backgrounds.

On Diwali, one should reignite the light of truth, justice, and righteousness to strengthen Fiji’s future.

There has been an increase in cases of misleading advertisements, missing price tags, and the sale of expired or rotten products at various shops.

With just one day until Diwali, demand for traditional sweets is rolling and people are getting ready for their celebration.