Truth and Reconciliation Committee Chair Sashi Kiran emphasizes the crucial role of mediation and negotiation in fostering peace and healing in the nation.

Former politician Niko Nawaikula believes there should be one law for all.

A group of caregiving students are believed to be the latest victim of fraud whereby they lost approximately $13,000 to an individual posing as a visa consultant on social media.

Former Special Air Forces soldier Major Ilisoni Ligairi has expressed his tears of joy and happiness at his home in Nabalebale, Wailevu about the release of George Speight and Shane Stevens yesterday.

Efforts to remove derelict vessels from the Suva harbour have been hindered by a lack of cooperation from boat owners, says Ministry of Environment Permanent Secretary Dr. Sivendra Michael.

Twenty-nine police officers graduated from the ODPP Advanced Prosecution Training this morning at the Fiji Police Training Academy in Nasova, Suva.

Internationally renowned singer and humanitarian Sumeet Tappoo says his newly launched album aims to captivate all music lovers and features seven original songs.

Shifts in demographics, lifestyle choices, and consumption habits, coupled with a growing population and urbanization, are leading to a significant rise in non-communicable diseases in Fiji.

The Foundation of the Education needy children this morning launched their education support scheme for vulnerable children for 2025.

Labour Party Leader and former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhary has urged George Speight to reveal the truth behind the 2000 coup after his release from prison.

Close family members of George Speight have expressed joy with his release from prison.

Independent member of parliament Mosese Bulitavu believes that Ilikini Naitini, commonly known as George Speight, has served his time, and his release is a breakthrough in the right direction.