The iTaukei Land Trust Board has obtained court orders to dismantle structures and take back possession of leased land from tenants who failed to pay rent.

Residents of the Public Rental Board in Bagasavu, Suva and neaighboring communities are under the spotlight for illegal waste disposal.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is reviewing several outdated health laws to ensure they are relevant to today’s public health needs.

A man is believed to have died in a freak accident in Waisali, Savusavu, this afternoon.

The Fijian Elections Office has confirmed that $44,000 in Fiji National Provident Fund payments from the 2018 General Election are still unpaid to some temporary workers.

A mother is demanding justice after her son was allegedly assaulted by a fellow student inside a classroom.

Three months after a power outage disrupted an open-body surgery at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu confirms that the hospital’s generator system still does not function reliably on its own.

Fiji is exploring stronger economic ties with Indonesia, aiming to tap into it as a key export market.

The Sugarcane Growers Fund has secured a new parcel of land from the government, marking a significant step in their ongoing efforts to expand support for farmers.

The Pacific Community’s Principal Strategic Lead for Women and Girls, Mereseini Rakuita, is urging journalists to stop reporting gender-based violence as if it were just another routine news item.

Fiji is calling on France to stand in solidarity with the Pacific as the region faces the growing impacts of climate change, security tensions, and economic challenges.

A total of 797 containers containing methamphetamine were documented at the crime scene of over 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine in January last year.