Minister of Women and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, is calling for a national shift in how intimate partner violence is viewed, urging everyone to recognize it as a crime not a private matter.

The government has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling informal settlements and expanding homeownership opportunities for Fijians, as the Ministry for Housing continues its rollout of initiatives to provide safe and secure housing.

The Indian Naval Ship Kadmatt has sailed more than seven thousand miles to Fiji, with a mission to strengthen defense ties and build people-to-people connections.

Building activity surged in the June quarter of this year, with both the number and value of building permits hitting significant highs.

Thirty Republic of Fiji Military Forces servicewomen have completed a three-day Gender Responsiveness Training Workshop.

The Agriculture Show 2025 is expected to take centre stage in Nadi tomorrow.

The launch of National Library Week 2025 on Ovalau placed emphasis on the critical contribution of libraries to education, sustainability and community strength.

Young leaders sparked discussion at the Youth Parliament, with some members opposing the proposal for a National Youth Gender Equality Program.

Corruption continues to erode trust in public institutions across Melanesia, and Fiji is no exception.

The two police officers who were arrested on Friday for allegedly being in unlawful possession of illicit drugs have been charged and will be appearing in court today.

The fight against drug peddlers around the Labasa market and surrounding streets remains a major challenge for the Labasa Town Council.

Public concerns have been raised about poor network connectivity in some parts of the country, with internet users taking to social media to voice their frustration over slow speeds and spotty coverage.