Some Fijians are misusing their freedom of speech by spewing hurtful, unnecessary and hate-filled comments on online platforms, says Distinguished Professor Steven Ratuva.

The Aspen Medical Foundation is expanding its scholarship programme to strengthen specialist nursing in Fiji.

Driven by poverty, many children are forced onto the streets, where they face harsh realities and lose access to basic education.

Daulomani Home in Lautoka is struggling to meet the increasing demand for shelter, as more people seek refuge each day.

A 31-year-old farmer from Nadera has been charged with three offences and will appear in custody at the Suva Magistrates Court today.

Over 4,000 HIV point-of-care tests have been conducted since last year by Medical Services Pacific, making detection faster and more accessible, particularly for vulnerable communities.

The Labasa Market continues to face challenges of space shortages and congestion, an issue that affects both vendors and farmers every weekend.

The government has pledged stronger support for Fiji’s agriculture sector, with a record budget allocation of $115 million for 2025-2026.

Youths’ involvement in the legislative process is something that needs a lot more focus.

Domestic investors are stepping up and driving growth in Fiji, with activity spreading across both traditional and new industries.

Social workers across Fiji and the Pacific are preparing to confront the growing challenges of safeguarding vulnerable groups, as the Talanoa Moana Symposium opens this week in Suva.

Chief Justice Salesi Temo has this afternoon dismissed an application by the defence for his recusal from presiding over the trial of former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem.