King Tupou VI of the Kingdom of Tonga says he hopes that history will continue to bind us.

Cane farmers in Waidamudamu, Labasa, are grappling with repeated fire incidents that have devastated their farms, slashing production and leaving many questioning their future in the industry.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation has been directed to immediately reactivate the railway line from Lausa Loop to Tawatawa Point to ease transportation challenges for sugarcane farmers.

The acting medical superintendent of Twomey Hospital says skin conditions significantly affect people’s lives and is calling for greater awareness, early intervention, and equity in care.

This year, the young women vying for the FMF Nadi Bula Festival crown are using the platform to shed light on key social and health issues affecting Fiji, particularly among the youth.

The University of Fiji is recommending a mandatory National Service curriculum to assist with building social responsibility among young people.

The impact of social media on public perception means police can be harshly judged for lawful self-defence actions.

Diabetes Fiji has launched its Northern Division tour in Bua with a strong push to improve diabetic foot care and rural health services.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services says that for far too long, skin diseases have been overlooked in global communication and dialogue, often seen either as merely cosmetic issues or only acknowledged when they become life-threatening.

Civil servants, agricultural officers, and extension workers have been urged to play a more proactive role in bridging the budget awareness gap in rural and farming communities across Fiji.

The Province of Cakaudrove has thrown its full support behind a government-proposed initiative to decentralize road cleaning efforts to the district and village level.

Fiji’s ambition to become a leading digital economy in the region could be undermined by cybersecurity gaps that threaten national infrastructure and digital services.