Methodist Church President Reverend Dr. Semisi Turagavou has called on ministers to create a lasting legacy by ensuring that they leave their circuits or divisions in order before moving on to new appointments.

Vehicle owners are reminded not to leave their cars unattended with the keys in the ignition.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with the Fijian diaspora in Tonga yesterday to discuss key issues, including working conditions and immigration concerns.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has highlighted the significance of international diplomacy and regional unity.

As public consultation are set to begin on the draft legal framework for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the Steering Committee Chair has emphasized on the importance of confronting Fiji’s painful history.

One of the major issues that has affected the villages is the rise of drug abuse, particularly marijuana and methamphetamine.

Miss Nasinu Town Council Vinaina Marawa was crowned the 2024 Vodafone and Gavya Nasinu Festival Queen last night in a ceremony filled with emotion and excitement.

The Vanua o Macuata and the Republic of Fiji Military forces have traditionally reconciled, or “veisorosorovi,” over the event of 2000, when the Sukanaivalu barracks in Labasa were overthrown and taken over by former RFMF and CRW officers.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka arrived in Tonga for the 53rd Pacific Island Forum Leaders Meeting 2024 this morning.

The Fiji Head Teachers Association has called on the Ministry of Education to enhance its service delivery.

There is a need for strong, disciplined youth leaders in Fiji who can resist peer pressure and reject drugs.

Strong emphasis has been placed on the importance of open communication and addressing sensitive topics within families, rather than avoiding them under the guise of taboo.