Lautoka Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the body of an i-Taukei woman found yesterday.

Fiji has been commended for its linguistic diversity, as new initiatives are being discussed to strengthen Hindi education in the country.

Advocate for people living with disabilities, Nafitalai Uluinakorotabu, says he is a proud Queen Victoria School Old Boy as he witnessed his community bring to life the “Stride with Strength” Walkathon.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has again made it clear that corporal punishment will not be allowed in Fiji’s schools, saying the Ministry must follow the Constitution and international laws that protect children from violence.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has emphasised that any reform to Fiji’s native land laws must protect customary ownership and fully involve indigenous landowners.

Old scholars of Queen Victoria School today, for the first time, set up Walkathon in solidarity of the 16 days of activism, and to supporting people living with disability.

Forensic officers have been seen at the Totogo Police Station carpark this morning as FBC News follows reports of an alleged murder.

A 17-year-old student and provisional license holder was among the 14 drivers arrested for drunk driving last night.

China has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding Belt and Road cooperation with Fiji, outlining a wide range of upcoming projects and development initiatives aimed at strengthening economic ties and supporting Fiji’s national development priorities.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation will begin public consultations on the draft Civil Aviation Bill 2026 from Monday aiming to modernize Fiji’s 49-year-old Civil Aviation Act and strengthen the country’s aviation framework.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu says Fiji is facing a national emergency as drugs fuel rising criminal activity, corruption, and an emerging HIV epidemic.

Fiji is battling a sharp spike in HIV infections, marking the highest rise ever recorded in such a short period.