Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has commended the Fijian community in the Solomon Islands for driving economic activity and strengthening ties in their adopted home.

The Public Rental Board has announced its next housing development on a piece of land in Matavolivoli, Nadi identified as part of its latest funding request to the government.

The Fiji Corrections Service is yet to make a decision on the early release of former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho.

Consumer complaints over faulty and substandard products are on the rise.

Pacific leaders will decide on Wednesday whether to back Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s Ocean of Peace concept.

The Fiji Medical Association has received numerous requests from doctors in Pakistan, India, China and Southeast Asia asking how they can work in Fiji.

Police have confirmed the discovery of a decomposed body inside a vacant house.

Fijians are being urged to reflect on the teachings of Prophet Muhammad as the country  marks his birth anniversary.

Two Labasa residents have been charged by the Fiji Police Cyber Taskforce for obtaining financial advantage by deception.

The Public Rental Board is exploring commercial projects on its vacant land to generate income to build more flats and meet growing housing demand.

Scam reports are increasing sharply with authorities recording 139 cases last year alone.

The Ministry of Sugar and Multi-Ethnic Affairs has launched its first-ever Costed Operational Plan for 2025–2026. The $6.89 million budget is aimed at promoting inclusivity, unity, and community empowerment.