The healthcare system continues to face pressure as staff shortages and overcrowded hospitals affect patient care.

Teachers are being urged to remain politically neutral as the country enters an election year.

Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj has claimed that Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu is the best person to lead Fiji as Prime Minister.

The government says the 2013 Constitution is being reviewed to ensure it reflects the will and realities of the people.

A family in Vunivau, Labasa is mourning the loss of their loved one following a tragic workplace accident last week.

Fijians are being urged to use social media responsibly and avoid spreading divisive messages online.

A former investigator with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has told the High Court that no search warrant was executed at the Prime Minister’s Office during investigations into a controversial health ministry tender.

Development activity across Fiji has reached significant levels over the past year.

A house was destroyed by fire at Tavakubu Back Road in Lautoka early yesterday morning.

The court of justice must proceed unhindered in the investigation into the death of Constable Peniasi Racagi.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade advises Fijian nationals to closely monitor developments in the Middle East following the recent escalation of hostilities.

A former investigator from the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has told the Suva High Court that a tender waiver request for health laboratory equipment was initially rejected before later being approved.