The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change planted 100 trees in Suva this afternoon to honour International Mother Earth Day.

Oasis Counselling founder Debra Tuibau says she has noticed a growing trend in Fiji where people, often for the first time, are bravely stepping into the spotlight to share deeply personal trauma on public platforms, from social media to community events.

Political parties in the country have expressed condolences over the passing of Pope Francis.

Jeremiah Raibevu College is planning on relocating to accommodate increasing student numbers and ease pressure on its current shared facilities.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has today paid the Mataqali Navunibua of Nayavu, Wainibuka, $150,000.00.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party is on the hunt for individuals interested in contesting the 2026 general election under its banner.

The Ministry of Agriculture has commenced a comprehensive review of its outdated legislation to better align with current practices and challenges, following official endorsement late last year.

The habit of sharing stories of individuals being drug addicts without their approval is a current concern that needs to stop.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is receiving complaints from consumers regarding lack of transparency by certain retailers and service providers.

The head of the Catholic Church in Fiji says Pope Francis will be remembered as a humble leader who placed the people of Oceania at the heart of his leadership.

The High Court will make a ruling on a motion seeking an interpretation of the term public service and civil service.

The Fiji Roads Authority is now removing and replacing eroded steel beams from the Lomaloma Jetty in Vanuabalavu.