The preliminary results of the STEPS 2025 survey highlight that Fiji loses approximately $119 million each year in productivity due to cardiovascular diseases.

More than half of the 1,700 tenants of the Public Rental Board should have vacated their flats long ago.

The people of Lakeba Village in Namuka, Macuata, are calling for the construction of a strong and durable seawall to protect them from worsening coastal erosion.

Trademark disputes in Fiji, though less frequent than in some other countries, reveal challenges in protecting brand ownership and ensuring timely resolution.

The proposed Matanataki Pacific Fund aims to bring more women to the forefront of business leadership in Fiji and the Pacific, while driving climate adaptation and sustainable development.

Pacific leaders have been told that job security is the key to peace and stability in the region.

Police are currently investigating a suspected homicide in Nadi after a body was discovered at a residential property.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today expressed confidence that changes to the 2013 Constitution could finally take place.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, says the proposed Matanataki Pacific Fund will channel US$50 million in climate financing towards micro, small and medium enterprises and cooperatives across the Pacific.

Care that focuses on the health of the female reproductive system could be at risk, as Fiji only has 16 practicing gynecologists nationwide.

The Labasa Magistrates Court has further remanded a school teacher accused of hitting a student while driving in Delailabasa last month.

A man charged with careless driving last year is now a free man after the state disclosed its intends discontinue proceedings.