Sixty witnesses are expected to give evidence in the trial of nine individuals involved in one of Fiji’s biggest drug busts.

The Lautoka High Court has refused bail for four people allegedly involved in the importation of over 4 kilograms of methamphetamine last month.

A new Gender Barrier Assessment Project has been launched to help increase the number of women serving in United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Despite existing school policies, gaps in enforcement continue to allow some students to engage in harmful behaviours outside of school settings.

There is a growing need to strengthen the teaching of Fijian history and knowledge of indigenous settlers for the current generation of children, particularly within schools.

The Ministry of Housing says growing demand for housing, limited land availability, and the rise in informal settlements are driving Fiji’s current housing affordability crisis.

The Suva High Court has forfeited over $52,000 from the bank account of a former Principle Accounts Officer of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.

There are currently over 800 vacant nursing positions across the country.

Two people have lost their lives in separate road accidents reported yesterday.

Fiji has reaffirmed its regional leadership in digital cooperation as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications, Manoa Kamikamica, chaired the 4th Ministerial panel discussion on “Secure and Trusted Digital Environment” during the Asia-Pacific Telecommunity Ministerial Meeting held last month.

As Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka navigates how and when to release the report from the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali, raw footage and audio recordings directly linked to the case have surfaced on social media.

Fijian teachers are burning out, walking away, and feeling ignored, and the Fijian Teachers Association believes a small pay increase simply won’t fix it.