The death of Jone Vakarisi in military custody has been acknowledged by Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai as an unintentional and regrettable incident.

The people of Nabukebuke in Namosi have effectively ended the prospect of future mining in their area after securing a 50-year conservation lease over more than 30,000 acres of land.

A spirit of celebration, gratitude and encouragement filled Inner City Tabernacle Church today as mothers and church members gathered for a special Mother’s Day service.

Vuniniudrovu village in Naitasiri is moving ahead with a phased relocation plan as repeated flooding and riverbank erosion continue to threaten homes and land.

Repeated political upheavals have left serious and lasting damage on Fiji’s economy, weakening institutions, slowing development and driving skilled workers out of the country, according to development economist Dr Asaeli Tuibeqa.

A spirit of celebration, gratitude and encouragement filled Inner City Tabernacle Church today as mothers and church members gathered for a special Mother’s Day service.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement is calling for urgent reforms within the justice system following the withdrawal of a sexual violence case involving a child survivor who waited six years for justice.

The Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji is paying tribute to the thousands of Girmitiya ancestors whose sacrifice, resilience, and faith helped preserve Sanatan Dharm and shape the Indo-Fijian community over the past 147 years.

Pacific journalists have been urged to embrace innovation without losing their cultural identity and indigenous knowledge systems.

Pacific countries affected by disasters and climate-related emergencies are expected to receive faster support through the newly ratified Pacific Resilience Facility.

Workers’ rights reform and the long-delayed Employment Relations Amendment Bill dominated the Fiji Trades Union Congress’s 51st delegate conference. The union movement is calling for urgent passage of the law and the introduction of a living wage.

Customer service, administration, accounting and similar office jobs in Fiji face major disruption from artificial intelligence within the next five years.