The iTaukei Land Trust Board has clarified its authority to deduct and invest lease monies collected on behalf of Landowning Units, following recent social media concerns.

Over 50 women from 30 churches and 18 countries are participating in a regional convening to address gender-based violence, economic injustice, and the climate crisis, and to amplify women’s voices in policy frameworks.

The Ministry of Education is set to review concerns raised by parents regarding unfair enrollment practices in schools.

The University of Fiji will enhance its iTaukei programs thanks to a $1 million grant from the Higher Education Commission.

Generation gap is a challenge facing public broadcasting services in the region says Vanuatu Broadcasting and Television Corporation Chief Executive, Francis Herman.

Mentorship remains a powerful force in shaping the next generation of journalists.

A US national who killed his wife while on honeymoon at Turtle Island resort in Yasawa in 2022 has been handed life imprisonment by the Lautoka High Court.

The man who died at the CWM Hospital following a road accident has been identified.

Fiji is exploring procuring surveillance drones, radar systems, and naval equipment from India to bolster its maritime security.

Fiji has made noticeable progress in addressing corruption, according to the latest results from the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index.

Seven individuals have been taken in for questioning in relation to a brawl in Nabua, Suva.

While the Public Service Commission plays a key role in facilitating the government’s decisions regarding ministerial appointments, Chair Luke Rokovada clarifies that the financial responsibility rests with the government.