Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru is urging youths to utilise their expertise as “digital natives” to their advantage, to bring development to their communities.

Minister for Women and Children, Lynda Tabuya, has expressed concern about the high number of sexual offenses committed against children.

As India celebrates its 78th year of independence today, the High Commissioner of India to Fiji says there has been an unprecedented increase in the number of high-level political exchanges between the two nations.

U.S. Army Pacific Commander General Charles Flynn emphasized the crucial significance of unity in joint and combined military operations throughout the region.

The Ministry of Education will be developing a Chinese Language Education Program to be implemented in the country’s education system.

Six vocational schools are set to benefit from donations of tools worth $100,000 from the Australian government.

The Water Authority of Fiji warns that hundreds of residents benefiting from the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant system may experience temporary disruptions in the coming days.

An elderly couple were found dead outside their home in Labasa earlier this week.

Police are searching for missing teenagers Kameli Waqanivere and Luisa Naio and is asking for any information that could help locate them.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu says the battle against the escalating drug crisis in Fiji, particularly in the iTaukei community, is at a critical juncture.

Five men escaped serious injury in an accident involving two trucks on Queens Road near Emuri in Sigatoka yesterday afternoon.

Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Chief Executive Joel Abraham says that the government will fully subsidize the bus fares for students with blue cards while students with yellow cards will pay the current fare, with the government subsidizing the additional increase.