Three youths from Labasa charged in relation to the death of an elderly man from Wainikoro have been remanded.

The preparations for the Great Council of Chiefs meeting in May is progressing well.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he has yet to receive a crucial report from investigators regarding the large methamphetamine seizures that took place in late 2023 and January last year.

There will be a number of new students starting their educational journey today, and they will need guidance.

Open discussions about HIV prevention in cultural and traditional settings are crucial for rural and faith-based communities.

Road Kings Farms in Taveuni has implemented stringent security and identification measures when purchasing dalo from the island before exporting.

Opposition MP Jone Usamate claims Fiji most likely has the highest number of ministers per capita in the world.

Taiperia Pre-School in Lautoka has undergone a significant transformation thanks to the Tanoa Hotel Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiative.

On the eve of the 2025 academic year, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasised the importance of discipline in achieving academic success.

There will be increased police visibility on our roads starting tomorrow morning, to help manage traffic flow.

The Suva City was a buzz today as parents and students rushed to complete their back-to-school preparations.

The Suva Magistrates Court has remanded Mikaele Kolikenakorotubu from the Mead Road Housing in Nabua.