As the world marks World Radio Day today, a veteran broadcaster with nearly three decades in the media industry says radio remains as powerful and relevant as ever despite rapid technological change.

Delegates attending the Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting were welcomed to the Lautoka Corrections Facility this morning by Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service, Auta Moceisuva.

A woman alleged to be involved in multiple offences is believed to be in police custody again.

Food Processors Fiji Pte Limited has implemented a three percent increment in hourly wage rate for 71 of its employees, effective 1 January 2026.

The Turaga Vunivalu na Tui Namosi, Ratu Suliano Matanitobua, is urging those planning to settle in Namosi to fully embrace the province and its community.

A driver who allegedly attempted to bribe a police officer with $5 after nearly causing an accident now faces an additional charge of bribery.

Construction of the temporary bypass road near Semo Village along the Queens Highway is progressing steadily, as the Fiji Roads Authority and its contractors continue critical works on site.

Salt intake across all age groups has reached nearly double the World Health Organisation’s daily recommendation, escalating the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, and heart disease.

If the proposed Counter Narcotics Bill is to be effective, it must address systemic gaps and provide a framework that ensures accountability and strong implementation.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement has submitted a proposal to the Standing Committee requesting the introduction of menstrual leave as a separate entitlement from sick leave.

Villages in the Magodro District of the Ba Highlands support the reintroduction of corporal punishment in schools.

There is an ongoing discussion between the Ministry of Tourism and Finance Ministry to stagger increases in departure tax, in a move aimed at reducing the immediate impact on travelers and the tourism industry.