The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission stresses the importance of having a boost to its capacity.

The youth of Naitutu Village in Tailevu celebrated a milestone after they reaped the fruit of their hard work with the first yaqona harvest.

Fiji and Australia have signed a memorandum of understanding concerning the Defense Pacific Air Program.

The Ministry of Trade and Cooperatives has conducted a cooperative awareness session with women’s groups in Wailevu, Moana, and Naqaravutu that included the participation of a health inspector to address compliance issues.

The University of Fiji has launched an initiative to promote community engagement through the university’s Strategic Plan for 2022–2026.

The Office of the Attorney General has revealed that they have initiated discussions with local and international lawyers regarding the amendment of the 2013 Constitution.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlighted the pressing issue of drug abuse, particularly its impact on the youth in the country.

The Ballantine Memorial School’s Old Girls Association has organized a week-long celebration to commemorate BMS’s 91st birthday.

In a return to what he loves doing best after nearly two decades, Mohammed “Semi” Shaiban, a seasoned painter, has rekindled his passion for art.

Five police officers have been charged with offences including money laundering, breach of a domestic violence restraining order, abuse of office, and unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

A disturbing incident occurred last month where a 28-year-old father, under the influence of alcohol, assaulted his one-year-old son and the child’s mother.

A one-year-old has passed away after a coconut tree fell on him.