The medical reports were not clear to satisfy the court to grant the former Attorney General to travel to Singapore for medical assessment.

The Levuka community has regained essential support for funerals and medical examinations.

A sharp rise in drug-related HIV cases is putting pressure on hospitals.

Minister for Children Sashi Kiran has issued a stern warning to children placed in Social Welfare rehabilitation programs, telling them if they return to the streets, they will face criminal charges.

Access to clean drinking water remains a major challenge for remote government stations in the North, with many relying on rainwater or limited boreholes.

Demand for disability support services is surging in Fiji, with the Frank Hilton Organization reporting a 14 percent increase in new cases and assessments in the first half of the year.

A diverse gathering at India House marked India’s 79th Independence Day today, celebrating national pride and the bond between India and Fiji.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection is warning parents and guardians to ensure children remain safe at home and away from the streets.

Police have confirmed that a video circulating of a traffic officer allegedly stopping an ambulance carrying a patient is not recent.

Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is in the Suva High Court this morning for his bail variation hearing.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs is taking its programmes directly to the people, conducting community consultations across the Central Division.

After more than 40 years, the iTaukei Land Trust Board has restarted land subdivision activities, giving a fresh boost to land development in Ba.