Fiji Pacific Food in Salisbury Downs, Adelaide, has become a vital hub for the Fijian community and food lovers in South Australia.

Students and teachers at two Serua schools are now learning with clean, reliable energy and internet following the launch of new solar systems and Starlink at Nuku Secondary and St Peter Chanel Primary today.

Fiji has secured a major milestone, as Suva will now host the Pacific Office of the Green Climate Fund.

Six police officers based at the Namaka Police Station in January 2025, have been formally charged in relation to the death of Richard Mock.

Concerns are growing that provisions in the proposed National Referendum Bill could sideline young people from engaging in Fiji’s political process, with the National Federation Party warning of long-term consequences for civic participation.

The Fiji Development Bank and FMF Electric Vehicle Limited have signed an agreement to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles across Fiji.

The Suva High Court has quashed the conviction and sentence of a 51-year-old man previously found guilty of cyber-related offences, ruling that proper legal procedures were not followed in the Magistrates Court.

A new national study has found significant differences in drowning rates between ethnic groups in Fiji, with Indigenous iTaukei people particularly males and young children facing the highest risk.

Christians around the world marked Palm Sunday today, commemorating Jesus Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem ahead of His crucifixion.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry is set to strengthen support for farmers through closer collaboration with India.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today launched a $50 million water bottling plant in Naseyani, Ra—a major boost for rural development and Fiji’s export economy.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is urging students to take this time to reflect and give thanks for their families, teachers, and friends.