The National Federation Party has expressed satisfaction with the achievements and progress of its caucus members in Parliament.

The Labasa Magistrates Court has acquitted Vuo Supermarket of failing to pay Fiji National Provident Fund contributions after ruling that the prosecution did not prove its case.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has sounded the alarm on non-communicable diseases and mental health.

Vision Investments Limited has delivered robust financial results for last year.

Fans have started to flock in to Buckhurst Park in Suva as the Heineken Wanfire Music Festival is underway, with Sweet Sensation opening the event this afternoon.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka used his meeting with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres in New York to press Fiji’s call for stronger global action on peace, climate, and small island challenges.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has pressed the United Nations Security Council to set up a global framework to govern artificial intelligence in peace and security.

Literacy in the Pacific faces growing challenges. Many primary school children begin their education without exposure to books or printed words at home.

Award-winning artist Stan Walker is set to headline the inaugural Heineken Wanfire Music Festival tonight, marking his first-ever performance in Fiji.

International Deaf Awareness Week is drawing attention to the urgent need for understanding and inclusion of deaf communities across the Pacific.

The critical shortage of skilled workers in trades is being met head-on by the Centre for Appropriate Technology and Development in Nadave.

The Suva Magistrates Court has denied bail for eight people facing charges related to methamphetamine, including six foreign nationals and two locals.