The Australian government is expected to announce record amount in official development assistance to the Pacific.

Drug addiction is a growing problem in the country and to raise awareness, Adi Tulia Nacola has released her third novel, “You Again”.

A total of 156 students participated in the Original Poetry Composition/ Recital Competition Day 2024 at junior and senior levels.

The ongoing discussions regarding a review of Fiji’s 2013 Constitution might have sparked interest within the military, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Participants of the Indo-Pacific Environmental Security Forum took a trip to the villages of Naidiri and Malomalo to learn firsthand about marine conservation efforts.

A by-election was narrowly avoided following the deregistration of the FijiFirst party, which left 26 Opposition MPs without a party affiliation.

The bail variation ruling for former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum to travel to overseas for medical treatment has been denied by the Suva Magistrates court.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has expressed concern over the deteriorating condition of villages across Fiji.

Concerns about the state of public toilets including reports of used syringes found in urinal areas has been raised in Parliament this week.

The Pacific Island countries, including Fiji, continue to contend the ever-increasing geostrategic interests and battle the climate crisis.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is still awaiting the completion of the police investigation into the Ferris wheel incident.

“Cries from the Moana,” an illustrated children’s book about the dangers of seabed mining in the Pacific Ocean, has won international recognition by receiving the 2024 UK Rubery Award.