The Ministry of Youth and Sports will prioritize training for young people this year.

In a bid to spotlight the vibrant culinary culture of Fiji, Tourism Fiji has collaborated with Traveling Spoon, a global platform that seamlessly connects travelers with authentic food experiences.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua says the seizure of three tonnes of illicit drugs reveals that this issue has existed for a long time, and nothing was done to curtail it.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection is planning on decentralizing its services, ensuring greater accessibility, especially in rural and maritime areas.

The reintroduction of the Great Council of Chiefs has not only led to the filling of vacant chiefly titles but has also sparked a revival of iTaukei customs and traditions.

A 53-year-old man from Savusavu has died in a road accident.

The lawyer representing murder accused Inoke Qalololoma today claimed in the Suva High Court that the drinking party leading to the alleged murder by her client was going on for four consecutive days.

Former politicians Niko Nawaikula, Salote Radrodro, and Ratu Suliano Matanitobua will appeal their convictions in March.

The Education Ministry is issuing a firm reminder to schools, emphasizing they cannot charge any fees from students or parents.

Improving the facilities at hospitals and health centres continues to be one of the main challenges.

Children are slowly becoming out of control, due to lack of values claims Fiji Sevashram Sangha President Swami Sanyuktanand.

The Fiji Police Force yesterday seized over three tonnes of illicit drugs.