A Fijian officer previously stationed in Damascus has safely returned to Camp Faour, the headquarters for peacekeeping operations in the Golan Heights.

The massive use of social media by Fijians, particularly during late-night hours, could soon affect the country’s productivity, according to Fiji Times Editor-in-Chief Fred Wesley.

As most tourists flock to Fiji’s popular spots in Viti Levu, the government is shifting focus to Vanua Levu’s hidden beauty and rich culture.

LGBTQI rights advocate and activist, Ratu Eroni Ledua Dina is the recipient of the Franco-German Prize for Human Rights and the Rule of Law 2024.

The issue of drug crisis cannot be swept under the carpet anymore, says Drug Free World Fiji Founder Kalesi Volatabu.

Attorney General Graham Leung has raised the possibility of seeking an advisory opinion from the Supreme Court regarding the constitutional provisions that govern changes to the 2013 Constitution.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad agrees that Fiji’s debt is still too high.

UNAIDS has urged coordinated efforts to tackle Fiji’s escalating HIV crisis, following a call by the Fiji Medical Association to declare the situation an epidemic.

Hundreds of people are expected to march through the Capital City this morning to mark World Human Rights Day.

Labasa Special Administrator Paul Jaduram is calling for an increased police presence in Labasa town, particularly at night.

The Ministry of Finance has welcomed Ratu Nemia Dawai into his new role as the Head of the Budget Division.

Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali says she has called for a thorough investigation into Walesi Limited.