The Foundation for the Education of Needy Children Fiji held its Western Division walkathon yesterday, starting from Churchill Park and ending at Natabua High School Hall in Lautoka.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua expressed concern over racist online comments regarding the 2025 scholarship distribution, particularly those targeting the iTaukei community.

Significant progress is underway on the Nadi International Airport upgrade to enhance service quality in preparation for anticipated tourism growth.

The recent, relentless bad weather is hitting local markets hard, with Laqere Market vendors in Nasinu feeling the brunt of its impact.

The journey to school carries a silent threat for far too many of our children, particularly those attending schools that border bustling highways or are nestled in the more remote communities.

Two men initially charged in court for an alleged aggravated robbery in Savusavu last month are now being investigated for alleged murder.

A family home at Belo Street in Samabula, Suva, was destroyed in a fire around 11.45 this morning, just weeks after the homeowners lost their father.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says we live in an era where the media landscape is continuously changing.

Hosting the Pacific Community’s main office continues to provide Fiji with significant economic benefits, estimated at over $63.7 million annually in 2013.

The Fiji Roads Authority will continue to manage all national roads, including those in rural areas, until the Public Works Department is fully operational.

Fiji is no longer just talking about cybersecurity, it’s finally acting on it.

Firefighters are currently battling a house fire on Belo Street in Samabula.