Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed gratitude towards the Fiji Muslim League for their willingness to temporarily halt the eviction of over 400 residents occupying their land in Nabua.

The provisional results for the Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination have been released, with the Ministry of Education reporting an 86 percent pass rate this year.

Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu has called for a shift in focus – from treating drug-related issues to prioritizing prevention, as the nation grapples with a rising drug epidemic.

At a time when families should be celebrating, a rise in child drownings is raising alarm bells, with authorities blaming poor supervision as the reason for the untimely deaths.

There was minimal damage to the CJS Mall in Labasa following a fire incident last night.

A couple from Labasa is in police custody facing multiple charges.

In an era dominated by instant messages and festive emojis, two sisters are keeping the heartwarming tradition of sending Christmas cards.

Two people have been arrested for the alleged possession of illicit drugs.

Fijians may have to re-consider their plans for outdoor activities or gatherings during Christmas due to the heavy rain warning issued for greater parts of Fiji.

The Acting Director and a staff member of Lautoka-based Tigers Restaurant will appear in court today, on a charge of obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duties.

In response to growing concerns over public safety and drug-related crimes, Police are intensifying their crackdown on criminal activity, making 76 arrests last week alone.

As the government marks its two-year anniversary, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, reaffirmed their commitment to improving services and choices for the people while promoting economic growth.