Thirty-four percent of Fijian children aged five to 11 are engaged in child labour, highlighting the link between poverty, limited access to education, and child exploitation.

The Nasinu Town Council is calling on the Government to introduce a dedicated “Look Nasinu Policy” to address growing infrastructure challenges in Fiji’s largest municipality.

The National Archives of Fiji is helping descendants of Girmitiyas reconnect with their family history through records dating back more than a century.

Child labour is not limited to factories and workplaces and can also occur in homes, farms, and family businesses when it affects a child’s education and well-being.

The State has sought time to serve additional disclosures in the alleged kidnapping case of a 20-year-old.

Coral diversity in the Mamanuca Group of Islands has declined significantly in recent years.

Police are investigating the discovery of a body found inside a vehicle parked close to the Pacific Harbour Police Post.

Sugarcane Growers Council Chief Executive Vimal Dutt is warning farmers that abandoning their farms means abandoning the industry.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says police officers are carrying an increasingly difficult burden as they confront the country’s growing drug problem.

A farmer from Nadroga has reduced her trips to the Suva Municipal Market to sell her produce due to rising transportation costs.

The Ministry of Civil Service, through the Fiji Learning Institute for Public Sector, successfully conducted the first modernized Civil Service Examination today.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has appointed Captain Norman Walding to lead the investigation into the incident involving a Robinson R44 helicopter.