While digital journalism is already being used by news outlets in Fiji, other Pacific islands have yet to adopt new methods for broadcasting their stories.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Pacific has the right to voice its concerns over any planned warhead tests in the region.

One of the three men who allegedly robbed a taxi driver in Labasa last month has been remanded in custody by the Magistrates Court.

Cancer patients often face stigma and discrimination, significantly impacting their well-being.

The Ministry of Housing along with Housing Authority of Fiji, and Public Rental Board are ramping up efforts to boost affordable housing.

A 24-year-old man who allegedly digitally raped a 21-year-old Virgin Australia crew member last month has been released on bail by the Lautoka High Court.

While the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption did not initiate any legal proceedings last month, it received 29 complaints.

Essential pavement rehabilitation will begin tonight on Khalsa Road in Nasinu at 8:00 PM and continue into the early hours of the morning.

The government is moving forward with plans to corporatize the Water Authority of Fiji through a phased approach.

Attorney General Graham Leung told law enforcement agencies from the region attending the Pacific Islands Law Officers Conference in Nadi to follow the money trail to disrupt transnational crimes.

The National Federation Party today made submissions on the Sugar Industry (Amendment) Bill 2024, advocating for significant changes to ensure genuine empowerment of cane growers.

A police officer will appear in the Lautoka Magistrates Court this afternoon, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.