A 39-year-old Namaka man is set to appear at the Suva Magistrates Court today. He is charged in three separate cases of obtaining financial advantage by deception.

The Fiji Medical Association is calling for more flexibility for doctors to speak on public health issues and address systemic challenges.

The destruction of places of worship in Fiji is a serious concern and must stop, says Faith Harvest Church Pastor Manasa Kolivuso.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to expand its global trade, targeting markets in the United Arab Emirates , Asia and neighboring Pacific countries.

The Public Rental Board’s Rent-to-Own Policy is expected to be presented to Cabinet soon.

A growing number of office workers in Fiji are experiencing posture-related problems, back pain, and headaches.

As schools across the country prepare to open for the final academic term of the year, Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services Penioni Ravunawa is encouraging students to stay focused on their academic goals and avoid harmful influences such as drugs and peer pressure.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry has launched its first-ever Costed Operational Plan for 2025–2026.

The 2025 Fiji Youth Parliament kicks off this week in Suva, giving 58 young Fijians a platform to shape national debates and influence policy.

Former Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho was released from prison this afternoon.

Fiji is facing a growing imbalance in its teaching workforce, with too many early childhood teachers and shortages in key subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Computer science, and Primary Education.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says plans to open a mission in Israel have always existed.