Eid serves as a reminder of the enduring values of compassion, humility, sacrifice, and justice.

More than 700 Muslims gathered at the Toorak Jame Masjid in Suva this morning for Eid prayers, marking a day of both celebration and reflection.

The Land Transport Authority has acknowledged concerns regarding gaps in the current driver licensing system, particularly around training and record-keeping processes.

A major $8.57 million housing project is set to transform Nabare Settlement in Saweni, Lautoka, into a planned and resilient community.

The Ministry of Agriculture is moving to reduce reliance on foreign workers by prioritising the training and mobilisation of local labour to fill critical gaps in the agriculture sector.

Muslims in Fiji are celebrating Eid today after the Fiji Muslim League confirmed that the moon was sighted yesterday.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has launched an investigation into a trader suspected of hoarding fuel, following nationwide monitoring of service stations.

Health Minister Atonio Lalabalavu commissioned three new lifts at the Colonial War Memorial (CWM) Hospital today.

A man who was widely recognised as the voice of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces during the 2000 civil uprising, says if Fiji is to move forward, “the country must confront its history honestly, acknowledge the suffering experienced across communities, and commit to building trust through transparency and national unity.”

The Chief Justice has made strict orders in a long-running case stemming from a tragic 2008 bus fire that claimed 12 lives and injured dozens.

Trade activity through Lautoka Port is expected to grow significantly in the coming decades, driven by rising cargo volumes, vehicle imports, and a rebound in cruise tourism.

Rheumatic heart disease care will no longer be treated as a separate service in Fiji.