Dialogue Fiji has called out the Land Transport Authority’s justification for changes to the Public Service Vehicle permit system, claiming the LTA is missing the point and could put Fiji’s economy at risk.

Dedicated FBC journalist Riya Bhagwan scooped one gold medal as the most outstanding student in the School of Pacific Arts, Communication and Education and a certificate for the most outstanding student in the journalism program.

Fiji’s hotel sector is generating more revenue but occupancy growth remains weak.

Pacific countries are facing rising and more complex climate and disaster risks.

A 95-year-old woman in the highlands of Navosa is inspiring national discussions on healthy ageing as consultations on Fiji’s Ageing Policy Review continue.

Shirley Park in Lautoka was left blocked and covered with fallen trees and debris after a destructive typhoon swept through Fiji, cutting off access and leaving the community space unsafe.

Twenty-one families in Natawarau Settlement in Ba have received food rations following flooding caused by heavy rain from Tropical Cyclone Vaianu last week.

The Land Transport Authority says recent changes to the Public Service Vehicle permit system are aimed at protecting the integrity of the transport sector and improving service delivery.

A balanced lunch could be the difference between a child struggling in class and thriving academically, according to a Lakeba Subdivisional Hospital dietician.

Tributes continue to pour in as Fiji mourns the passing of former President and Kubuna Chief, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, with delegations gathering at the State House to pay their final respects.

Families are being urged to take a more active role in protecting their children as concerns rise over HIV and tuberculosis in Fiji.

Fiji is shifting its healthcare approach toward prevention and early treatment, as part of a new $50 million USD program supported by the Asian Development Bank.