The people of Matainoco Village in Buretu, Tailevu, now have a new cyclone-resilient ablution block designed to improve sanitation and provide a safe facility during natural disasters.

Former Minister for Sports Rajesh Singh has shared a deeply personal account of survival, loss, and resilience during one of Fiji’s most turbulent chapters, the 1987 coup.

Small businesses are raising concerns over proposed changes to maternity leave under the Employment Relations Bill.

Cervical cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among women in the Northern Division, with Labasa Hospital recording 19 cases last year alone, and the youngest patient was just 28 years old.

The worsening climate crisis is testing the survival of small island nations and exposing deep humanitarian challenges that demand urgent global action.

Forty-four participants graduated from a comprehensive training program on tree harvesting and portable sawmill operations last week in the North.

The Vegetation Control Works Initiative has started along Volivoli Circular Road in Rakiraki, giving local communities a leading role in maintaining the roads they use daily.

Fiji is set to strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities through a new partnership with Israel.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama was reminded today about the public’s expectations of him when he served as Prime Minister.

A man has died following a motor vehicle accident on Edinburgh Drive this afternoon.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to tackle rising alcohol consumption, fully supporting the WHO Global Alcohol Action Plan 2022-2030.

The fire at the Vunato landfill in Lautoka has continued to burn for nearly four days blanketing nearby communities in thick, toxic smoke and raising serious health and environmental concerns.