The draft National Referendum Bill (Bill No. 46 of 2025) criminalises normal campaigning and silences public discussion.

2000 coup leader George Speight has expressed interest in appearing before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to give his account of the political crisis that plunged the country into turmoil.

The Labasa Taxi Association is calling on authorities to take stricter action against illegal taxi operators in the new year, as concerns grow over the increasing number of private vehicles operating unlawfully in Labasa Town.

Young adults and older motorists made the majority of road fatalities in Fiji over the past five years, according to recent demographic data on road accidents.

Energy Fiji Limited has moved to set the record straight, dismissing claims circulating on social media that it rushed to court against the Construction, Energy & Timber Workers Union of Fiji following a strike notice.

Maumi villagers in Bau, Tailevu now have a safer place to turn to when disaster strikes following the commissioning of the Maumi Multipurpose Evacuation Centre.

What began as a New Year holiday in Suva turned into a timely back-to-school boost for Beqa mother of four, Makereta Dredregasa with the arrival of the $200 Back-to-School assistance payout.

Police are currently searching for a 19-year-old man who went missing in the Wailevu River in Labasa over the weekend.

Fiji is experiencing a sharp rise in rural-to-urban migration as citizens seek improved employment, education, and essential services.

The Western Division recorded the highest number of road fatalities over the past five years, accounting for 47 percent of the 296 deaths nationwide.

Fiji is likely to experience above-average rainfall until March, as a weak La Nina continues to influence the region.

Rural women are being recognised as the backbone of families and communities.