More than 120 media personnel from across the Pacific will convene next week at the Wasawasa Lodge in Savusavu for the 8th Pacific Media Summit.

The festive season is a time of celebration, but mental health experts warn it can also bring added pressures, with suicide numbers historically rising during this period.

Thousands of school-aged children will benefit from improved access to spectacles, hearing aids, wheelchairs and rehabilitation services under a new Government-led programme.

The proposed Fiji-Australia education initiative should not simply focus on sending more Fijian students overseas.

The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital is expanding its services to include more procedures for adults.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says there was no official complaint against newly appointed Permanent Secretary for Public Enterprises, Pita Wise.

The Social Empowerment Education Program is calling for stronger safeguards before Fiji implements reforms on its electoral system.

A Government-funded tourism grant is helping a Rakiraki-based eco-tourism business expand its operations, create jobs and strengthen community partnerships.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to improving healthcare access in rural communities following a visit to the newly constructed Vuo Health Centre in Labasa.

Ba Town Council Special Administrator Chair Moshim Muktar Khan has been relieved of his duties.

The man allegedly involved in an assault on a woman at a shop in Ba on September 2, which was captured on video, has been charged and produced in court.

Communities across Fiji are expected to have improved lighting along roads and public spaces with the donation of 100 solar streetlights.