A Nadi family who bought into the previous government’s promise of benefits under the Land Bank scheme are now claiming they have been short-changed.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is calling on Fijians to stand together and support the most vulnerable as the country celebrates Holi while parts of the nation recover from flooding and the impact of Tropical Cyclone Urmil.

Former Fijian journalist Charlie Charters has pleaded not guilty to two counts of aiding and abetting an unknown person within the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

Local city councils have been directed to step up enforcement and ensure all property developments comply with the law.

The foreshore area of Lami Town is set for major upgrades, including the construction of the Tamavua-i-Wai and Tikaram Bridges, aimed at improving access to the township.

The State has today asked the Suva High Court to dismiss objections raised by defence counsel over the admissibility of procurement reports in the trial involving former senior government officials.

Despite facing recent flooding, Ba town is ready to celebrate the vibrant festival of colours today.

As Hindus celebrate the Holi today, Minister for Public Enterprises, Charan Jeath Singh is urging citizens to embrace the deeper meaning of the festival by extending compassion and practical support to those facing hardship.

Cooperatives across Tikina Vanuaso in Gau are building stronger and more sustainable businesses after completing a three-day Cooperative Management Training in Vanuaso Village.

Three University of the South Pacific law students are making the region proud, representing the Pacific at this year’s prestigious Hague Debate against more than 30 universities worldwide.

What began as a side project during a challenging period has now become part of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s professional setup.

Two people have been charged in relation to the incident involving a Queen Victoria School student.