The United Nations in Fiji welcomes and commends the New Zealand Government for its significant contribution of over $5.4 million to support Fiji’s urgent response to the HIV outbreak.

To give young people a platform to share their personal experiences with climate change, the Asia-Pacific Applied Economics Association is launching a national essay competition for secondary school students in Fiji.

The Final payout from the Vatukoula Gold Mine workers is set to be rolled out in the upcoming 2025-2026 Financial Year.

There is an urgent need for a specialist doctor to better support and cater to the needs of people with HIV/AIDS in the Northern Division.

The white substance seized from a Lami factory yesterday will be sent to New Zealand for further testing.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the late George Fiji Veikoso was a proud son of Fiji.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs states that thorough consultations are still underway to fast-track the proposed Village By-Laws with relevant stakeholders.

Biodiversity is being recognised as the foundation of food security and economic resilience in the Pacific.

The Fiji Police Force has stopped a massive amount of drugs from reaching the streets.

Lami-based Pacific Batteries Limited is cooperating with Police in their investigation following the discovery of 26 clear bags containing white crystal-like substances.

All flights to Labasa Airport this morning have been cancelled due to operational issues.

The current milling capacity utilization at Lautoka Sugar Mill stands at less than 70 percent due to reduced cane supply, forcing them to prioritize operational continuity.