Families travelling through Nukuvuto Landing in Tailevu now have a safer place to wait for boat services following the opening of the new Qoma waiting shed.

Opposition Leader and People First Party Leader Inia Seruiratu says Fiji’s greatest strength is its communities standing together.

Fijians returning home after working under Australia’s Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme are bringing back valuable skills and experience to strengthen Fiji’s workforce.

Customers across parts of the Central and Rewa areas will face a planned power outage tomorrow, as Energy Fiji Limited carries out essential maintenance on the 33kV Cunningham-Sawani Transmission Line.

An investigation is underway into claims of an alleged attempted abduction at a Nausori school.

Close to 8,000 plants believed to be marijuana have been seized during a police operation at the Bilobiloca farming area in the Northern Division.

Charan Jeath Singh is back as Sugar Minister after Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reversed an earlier Cabinet decision that placed the portfolio under Agriculture Minister Tomasi Tunabuna.

Court decisions on cases linked to Commission of Inquiry recommendations do not determine the credibility of the reports, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Parents are being urged to keep children out of adult disputes online, as concerns grow over the impact of personal conflicts being shared on social media.

Government ministries will face closer scrutiny over how they spend taxpayer-funded allocations as the new national budget gets underway.

More than 50,000 Fijians have updated their voter identification cards in recent months, as the Fijian Elections Office works to ensure voter records remain accurate ahead of the next General Election.

Cybersecurity experts are urging businesses to strengthen their cybersecurity measures to protect against emerging digital threats.