Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has raised concerns about the safety and well-being of Fijian caregivers in California in theUnited States who are there without legal immigration status.

The medical teams served notices to 90 houses in the Western Division during the implementation of the Dengue Outbreak Response Plan.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with the new U.S. Secretary for Health and Human Services, Senator Robert F. Kennedy Jr in Washington yesterday.

While child exploitation remains a significant concern, reports have emerged of diaspora members allegedly soliciting photos from young girls under the pretense of marriage proposals.

Residents of Raukanace, a farming community in Sasa, Macuata, are suffering the consequences of substandard work on their cane farm access road.

Calls are growing for stronger enforcement of existing laws to hold landlords accountable and ensure fair treatment for tenants.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is hopeful that a recent Executive Order on foreign aid will not hamper existing plans for the growth of USAID programs in the region.

A staggering 15 terabytes of data is used daily to access pornography in Fiji.

Engaging the King’s Counsel for an opinion in the Commission of Inquiry into Barbara Malimali can cost $15,000 to $20,000 of taxpayers’ money.

The demand for streaming services has seen Vodafone Fiji take a new approach to its services.

An independent parliamentarian claims the handling of the Barbara Malimali issue brings into question the State’s commitment to fairness, justice, accountability and integrity.

Three people were brought in for questioning in relation to allegations of unlawful assembly yesterday.