A new Criminal Records law is being described as a major justice reform that offers fresh hope to thousands of Fijians with past convictions.

A new island-based company has been established in Lakeba to manage and develop local resources for long-term economic benefit.

A Methodist church in Labasa has launched an investment initiative aimed at strengthening its financial sustainability and expanding long-term community support.

Dawasamu chiefs have issued a strong call for Fiji to never experience another coup, saying communities are still suffering from the damage caused by the events of 2000.

The Methodist Church is launching a new youth initiative as concerns grow over drugs, crime and violence among young people.

A long-awaited housing upgrade has transformed life for 74 families in Tavela Settlement, Nadi, bringing improved services and greater security to the community.

Cane growers are demanding urgent clarification on cane payments, with concerns mounting over the financial burden facing farmers ahead of the 2026 harvesting season.

Fiji has lost one of its most respected cultural ambassadors with the passing of Ratu Manoa Rasigatale.

Sugarcane farmers have long been ill-treated, and this cannot continue anymore.

The latest HIV statistics should serve as a wake-up call for young people across Fiji, with figures revealing that 85 percent of the 117 HIV-related deaths occurred among individuals aged 15 years and above.

National Federation Party Member of Parliament and Deputy Speaker, Lenora Qereqeretabua, says the party must start preparing a new generation of leaders to ensure its future success.

Gender equality and social inclusion are no longer at the margins of Pacific regionalism but at the centre of an inclusive Pacific future.