The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission acknowledges public concerns that preserving the 2013 Constitution’s immunity provisions indefinitely is not in the best interests of future generations.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says it is easy to criticize and mock officers and policing measures, but negativity will not hold them back.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will arrive in the country today.

Australia has committed over $14 million over the next four years to strengthen disability equity, gender equality, and social inclusion in Fiji.

Food Health Inspectors from the Cakaudrove Health Office conducted routine grading, hygiene, and safety compliance checks at Savusavu restaurants last week.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission recommends amending section 2(6) of the 2013 Constitution to mandate life sentences without presidential pardons for future coup instigators.

Government is prioritizing strong capital investment while continuing to protect Fijians from rising living costs, despite mounting fiscal pressure.

Fiji continues to strengthen its position as the Pacific’s tourism hub, accounting for around 71 percent of the region’s $9 billion tourism earnings last year, according to the Pacific Tourism Organization.

Persons with disabilities could help address growing skills shortage if more employers adopt inclusive hiring practices.

To boost rural employment and strengthen food security, 39 participants from the Central Division have completed a four-day mud crab fattening training program.

People residing in Taveuni have been without access to fuel for nearly a week due to a maritime transport dispute that has left locals isolated and essential services at risk.

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