The Fijian Embassy in Abu Dhabi has issued a safety advisory for Fijians living in the UAE, Gulf countries and the wider Middle East and North Africa.

Israeli leaders and officials have claimed that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed following massive joint strikes by Israel and the United States on Iran, saying there are “many signs” he is no longer alive and that his body has been found.

Bail-released citizen journalist Charlie Charters has raised serious allegations about his recent detention and treatment by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

A heavy rain warning remains in force across Fiji, as Tropical Cyclone Urmil tracks further away from the country but continues to influence weather conditions.

Tourism’s resurgence took centre stage as industry leaders gathered for the ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards 2025 in Nadi last night.

Concerns over children’s exposure to social media have surfaced in Navatusila District as electricity reaches the area for the first time.

Protecting traffic officers from growing road dangers has become a top priority for police.

The FNPF Pensioners Committee has called out Cabinet’s decision not to reinstate Fiji National Provident Fund pensions backdated to 2012.
The Committee says the decision as unjust and unacceptable.

The Great Council of Chiefs is calling for the removal of the two-year residency rule that prevents some iTaukei’s from contesting the general election.

Families in Naqiliso settlement in Davuilevu are recovering after flash floods swept through the area, damaging homes and forcing residents to seek shelter elsewhere.

Police are trying to identify a woman whose body was found floating in a river near a residence in Naidiridiri, Wainibuku, this morning.

Fuel prices will drop while LPG prices will increase from tomorrow.