Some major Occupational Health and Safety concerns happened this morning at the Hibiscus Festival with roofs of some stalls coming out.

Judicial Services Commission Chair Justice Salesi Temo says they will let the law follow its course on the allegation of abuse of office against Barbara Malimali by Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Ministry of Health has set a target to have an 85 percent reduction in substance abuse, morbidity, and HIV cases linked to injectable drug use over the next five years.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is actively working to return land to its rightful landowners, a process that had been delayed due to paperwork under the previous government.

Rising tides are not just a future concern but an immediate reality affecting many parts of Fiji, says Prime Minister and Minister for Climate Change Sitiveni Rabuka.

The Judicial Services Commission says the arrest of Barbara Malimali by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption yesterday is a direct assault on the principles of natural justice and fairness that the judicial system upholds.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the Pacific’s Small Island Developing States face unique and specific development challenges.

The National Fire Authority confirms that the fire at the Defence Club in Suva has been listed as arson.

The Festival of the Friendly North hosted a delightful grandbaby show today, featuring 120 babies from communities and villages around Macuata.

A 49-year-old man who allegedly raped his 13-year-old niece has been remanded by the Nausori Magistrates Court.

Fiji, once merely a transit point for drug shipments is now facing an escalating challenge due to its strategic location.

The Ministry of Housing has launched the second phase of its National Housing Policy Review.