Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu says during his term as the Defence Minister, he was aware of the drug issue through regular briefings held occasionally by the Police Commissioner to the Prime Minister and him

The Government is urging stakeholders to keep politics out of the sugar industry, warning that such interference can jeopardise the 2026 crushing season and the livelihoods of thousands of cane farmers.

The Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission officers identified several food and health safety concerns at a supermarket during a routine inspection.

A University of the South Pacific linguistics lecturer, Rajendra Prasad, says the 2013 Constitution contains several wording errors.

Fiji is emerging as a leading destination for major conferences, weddings, and honeymoon travel, despite ongoing global challenges.

Many women and young people are entering or aspiring to enter the political arena without a full understanding of the electoral system.

The Ministry of Health says X-ray services at the Korovou Hospital will be restored before year-end.

The suspect alleged to be involved in a robbery case in Cunningham, Suva, yesterday morning has been arrested by Valelevu Police.

Concerns were raised during a recent Budget Forum about programme implementation, with participants highlighting waste and a lack of monitoring to track progress.

Students from Talim Ul-Islam Kindergarten demonstrated unusual learning abilities during a Kimaya Brighter Minds graduation event yesterday.

Fiji will welcome Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his delegation for an official visit this Monday.

Former journalist Joe Nata is calling for the removal of the immunity clause from the Constitution.