Two individuals are currently in custody at the Totogo Police Station in Suva, including a serving police sergeant and a former officer.

Forty-seven families in Tavakubu, Lautoka, have received offer letters for new homes, marking an important milestone in the government’s push to provide affordable housing for Fijians.

Four young Fijian volunteers have returned home after completing a historic seven-month civic service exchange in France under the Fonds Équipe France Rapid program.

The Ministry of Health’s Food Unit continues to face significant challenges due to the lack of an accredited food testing laboratory, which impacts food safety enforcement.

The Kava industry is under pressure to fix long-standing problems in production, trade and quality.

Fiji has reinforced its climate leadership by validating its Third Nationally Determined Contribution, setting ambitious targets for 2025–2035 under the Paris Agreement.

High water connection fees, averaging around $345, are preventing many households from accessing clean water.

Former News Editor and Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Board Member Mesake Koroi was honoured today as a powerful communicator and a man of deep intelligence, despite never holding a formal Degree.

The Accident Compensation Commission Fiji has saved the government over half a million dollars by not appointing a new Chief Executive Officer since 2024.

Greenpeace Pacific Political and Policy Consultant Lagi Rodan has acknowledged that the Solomon Islands is doing the right thing concerning deep-sea mining.

Eighteen-year-old Eliki Rokomisa is one of 58 youth participating in this year’s Youth Parliament.

A couple from Lautoka have died following a road accident in Tavua this morning.