A Year Nine student in Suva is facing suspension after being bullied and harassed for weeks, allegedly in retaliation for reporting fellow students who were caught smoking in school uniform.

As Fiji strengthens its efforts to combat human trafficking, more attention is needed for people with disabilities who are being exploited and may be falling through the cracks.

Fiji’s blood bank system remains under pressure due to fluctuating demand driven by unpredictable emergencies and chronic illnesses.

A 14-year-old child is dead following a motor vehicle accident in Nabua, Suva yesterday.

The woman alleged to have caused the death of her partner in Kavuli, Tavua is in police custody.

International agribusinesses, such as Fiji Water and a new Sri Lankan company, are entering Fiji’s agricultural market.

Cyber-trafficking is a growing and serious concern in Fiji, posing risks to vulnerable individuals and national security.

A joint task force is on the ground carrying out price surveillance and monitoring after the new 12.5% Value Added Tax came into effect.

The Ministry of Public Works, Transportation, and Meteorological Services today marked a major milestone with the official launch of its new logo, revamped website, and the introduction of the 2025–26 Costed Operational.

Twenty-eight farmers from the Western Division have been empowered with the Sugarcane Assistance Grant, a government initiative aimed at strengthening the industry by supporting both new and existing farmers.

A breakdown in negotiations between the Ministry of Health and Health Care Fiji Ltd, which manages Lautoka and Ba Hospitals under the Aspen brand, has led to an abrupt change in how outpatient department patients receive their medication.

Police are searching for a woman suspected of killing her partner in Kavuli, Tavua, this morning.