Faith-based organizations are calling on Fijians to take their religions seriously and instill good values and virtues in their children.

Tourism has significantly grown over the last 30 years; with around 300,000 visitor arrivals 1993 to over 900,000 visitor arrivals in 2023.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh is warning the public of impersonators and illegal employment agents who are promising overseas job opportunities.

Over 100 members of landowning units in the Province of Bua have received assistance for education worth $105,000 from Fiji Pine Limited.

Former Attorney General Siromi Turaga has expressed his support for Prime Minister’s decision to appoint Graham Leung as the new Attorney General, describing it as a significant relief.

The intensity of natural disasters and rise in sea level brought by Climate Change is increasing the chance of water sources being contaminated, especially in rural and maritime communities.

Residents of Navuniyasa in Bua are not backing down in the fight against climate change and sea level rise.

The trial of US national Bradley Dawson, accused of killing his wife Christe Chan during their honeymoon in Yasawa, has been postponed until September.

Fijian weaver Lanieta Raratabu, from Muanaicake village in Fulaga, is calling on the Government to reassess the pricing of arts and handicrafts and explore overseas markets for local crafters.

VT1S artist Peni Roqara, known as “Ju Ben,” is enhancing Fiji’s music scene with authentic hip-hop rooted in personal experiences.

The Lomaiviti Province has come to an agreement to support the proposed United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People.

A 16-year-old student is lucky to have escaped serious injury following a road accident along Queen Elizabeth Drive in Suva yesterday afternoon.